In which of the following cases should you not use dynamic content?

Using dynamic content refers to the ability to insert variable data into messages, emails, or notifications based on the context of the workflow. It is useful for personalizing communications and automating responses based on user input or other data within the flow.

In the case of Teams message options, dynamic content is typically beneficial, allowing the inclusion of contextual information that enhances communication. However, when considering the specific requirement that the question poses about when to not use dynamic content, input variables represent a unique aspect. Input variables are usually defined before the flow runs and should have static values that are predetermined by the flow designer.

While messages and emails in Teams and Outlook can effectively utilize dynamic content to communicate relevant updates in a personalized manner to recipients or approvers, utilizing dynamic content in the context of input variables may lead to inconsistencies, as they are intended to accept fixed parameters rather than changeable data. Therefore, dynamic content doesn't generally apply well or provide added value in situations that rely on static input variables. This makes the assertion that dynamic content should not be used in this context appropriate.