Hello all,
I have a Kaizala custom action where a teacher fill attendance form, and they have to record their location along with class name, subjects, etc.
I have created automated flow of "When someone responds to a custom action" -> "create sharepoint item" so our admin staff can work on the attendance data in sharepoint.
The problem is I cannot get the location data from Kaizala (named "Answer 5") to be stored in sharepoint column named "address" (a single text type column). When putting the dynamic content of "Answer 5" into Sharepoint create item action, Flow gives error:
Object must implement IConvertible.
clientRequestId: 39ca9e6a-a891-4dbb-9009-9c9f91febbee
serviceRequestId: 39ca9e6a-a891-4dbb-9009-9c9f91febbee
Looking at the error data, its seems that the output from Kaizala is something like this:
{
"lt": -7.984112,
"lg": 112.6589507,
"n": "Jl. Raya Ki Ageng Gribig Kav.No.1d, Lesanpuro, Kec. Kedungkandang, Kota Malang, Jawa Timur 65138, Indonesia",
"acc": 17.79400062561035
}
I want to put just the "n" data into the sharepoint column, ignoring other data (lt, lg, acc).
How can I achieve that? Thank you for the help.
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Hi @rahadyan
Please see the screenshot below:
Here, I have an object variable where i am stroing the location response (Answer 4 in my custom action) and then another string variable where i am using the expression:
variables('re')['n']
(re is the name of the variable) to get the desired value.
Hope this Helps!
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Hi @rahadyan
Please see the screenshot below:
Here, I have an object variable where i am stroing the location response (Answer 4 in my custom action) and then another string variable where i am using the expression:
variables('re')['n']
(re is the name of the variable) to get the desired value.
Hope this Helps!
If this reply has answered your question or solved your issue, please mark this question as answered. Answered questions helps users in the future who may have the same issue or question quickly find a resolution via search. If you liked my response, please consider giving it a thumbs up. THANKS!
Hello @yashag2255,
I used your solution and it worked flawlessly now, the location address is stored properly in the Sharepoint list. Thank you very much!
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