Microsoft Flow User Interface is quite simple and intutive but it still gives you an advanced mode to write scripts, we are going to have a glimpse of it.
Advanced mode is available when you have applied condition.
One example is below, lessorequals is the conidion, Budget is the column name and 100000 is the compare value
@lessOrEquals(triggerBody()?[‘Budget’], 100000)
More complex conditions can be written using Workflow Defintion Language.
More examples
@contains(triggerBody()?[‘Budget’], 100000)
Bascially advanced mode needs to be used when you want to satisfy multiple conditions as User Interface only allows Single condition
One example is below, here we are matching Tweet text with multiple hashtags which uses an OR condition
@or(contains(triggerBody()[‘TweetText’], ‘SharePoint’), contains(triggerBody()[‘TweetText’], ‘Office 365’), contains(triggerBody()[‘TweetText’], ‘OneDrive’))
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Kislay Sinha 
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