I have two Sharepoint Lists, each with a Person column (an O365 user). I need to compare the two lists, and if a Person is missing from List 2, I need to add them as a new item.
I've tried multiple options but all seem to come back with an error saying it can't create a duplicate item, when the name is already there.
The flow looks like this roughly:
Suggestion?
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Hi @andyJDL :
Could you tell me:
Do the person columns allow multiple selections?I assume they do not allow multiple selections. I've made a test for your reference:
1\My data source:
2\
The Result
Best Regards,
Bof
Hi @andyJDL :
According to the screenshot you provided, I can roughly determine that the person column allows multiple selections when you create this flow.(Because there is an "apply to each 3")
Considering that you have set the person column to not allow multiple selections. I advice you to recreate a flow and then use Claims to update the person column.
Best Regards,
Bof
Hi @andyJDL :
Could you tell me:
Do the person columns allow multiple selections?I assume they do not allow multiple selections. I've made a test for your reference:
1\My data source:
2\
The Result
Best Regards,
Bof
Thanks. However I'm getting the same result (duplicate). Just to simplify things, I am using a Person column that does not allow multiple choices.
In your example, do I need to be using a particular aspect of the Person field (Person, Claims, DisplayName, Email, etc)?
In case it's helpful to check my work:
Hi @andyJDL :
According to the screenshot you provided, I can roughly determine that the person column allows multiple selections when you create this flow.(Because there is an "apply to each 3")
Considering that you have set the person column to not allow multiple selections. I advice you to recreate a flow and then use Claims to update the person column.
Best Regards,
Bof
Thanks. That did it. Any way to make it work on a Person field that does allow multiple selections?
Never mind. Thanks again!