I am calling to a child flow inside Apply to each loop.
Each child flow returns two string outputs: vFileName, vRowsCount.
I need to append all these results to an array.
It's something basic, I just cannot find specific case in Google...
Please help
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Hi @michaelshparber,
You should be able to use an append array action for this. In my example I used variables.
The result will be something like this:
Btw, Pieter Veenstra has a nice blog about working with Arrays, which I find pretty useful: https://sharepains.com/2018/07/10/power-automate-shed-some-light-on-arrays/
Hi @michaelshparber,
You should be able to use an append array action for this. In my example I used variables.
The result will be something like this:
Btw, Pieter Veenstra has a nice blog about working with Arrays, which I find pretty useful: https://sharepains.com/2018/07/10/power-automate-shed-some-light-on-arrays/
So I need to use "Apply to each...."
I thought of doing it without this loop.
Thanks!
@michaelshparber that depends if your child flows run only once or within a loop themselves. If they are not in a loop then you don't need to use a loop to do what you want (if they are executed only once per flow). @Expiscornovus had his append action inside a loop because he was looping through SharePoint items.
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