Hello @AlanPs1 @efialttes
I am using these instructions to create a flow. All is good until I get to the Compose section. I saw a post from someone else that had the same issue. I'm not using a capital E in the syntax. Can you help me out?
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try this:
concat(variables('TimeStamp'),'-',outputs('Get_email_(V2)')?['body/subject'])
I am only suggesting it based on the default name of the get email action, it has the V2 wrapped in brackets and you don't have that.
But really we could nail this problem a lot quicker if you also included:
The error is not in your compose step. What the error message above is telling you is that you have a "condition" action, which is referring to a step called "Get_email", which does not exist. Perhaps you renamed your "Get_email" step to "Get email (V2)" and now one of your subsequent steps is invalid on account of that.
I'm not sure of the error but if you are using Get email (v2) then the expression would be
Thank you for responding @haroldbk_msft !
Good call. I changed the syntax because I am using V2, but the error still comes up. @AlanPs1
Seems like you have a single quote and round bracket in the wrong place to me also, try:
concat(variables('TimeStamp'),'-',outputs('Get_Email_V2')?['body/Subject'])
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Thank you for responding!! I changed the sytnax, still same error.
try this:
concat(variables('TimeStamp'),'-',outputs('Get_email_(V2)')?['body/subject'])
I am only suggesting it based on the default name of the get email action, it has the V2 wrapped in brackets and you don't have that.
But really we could nail this problem a lot quicker if you also included:
I am grateful for your help @Paulie78 . When I pasted your code in the fx field the red dot over Flow checker went away. I clicked the save button and the message below came up. Please let me know if there's any other information you need.
The error is not in your compose step. What the error message above is telling you is that you have a "condition" action, which is referring to a step called "Get_email", which does not exist. Perhaps you renamed your "Get_email" step to "Get email (V2)" and now one of your subsequent steps is invalid on account of that.
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