Greater Than Condition Expects Two Parameters?

[EddyGee]

I've created a form, with 1 field being numbers. In Flow, I want to any value > 150 to trigger a notification. However, it fails at the Condition with:

InvalidTemplate. Unable to process template language expressions for action 'Condition' at line '1' and column '2726': 'The template language function 'greaterOrEquals' expects two parameter of matching types. The function was invoked with values of type 'String' and 'Integer' that do not match.'.

I'm sure this is an elementary mistake. I can confirm the field sourced is definitely a number. For visual reference, please see below.

[abm]

Hi

Try the following:

1. Add a compose and map the value above the condition step.

2. Then in the condition map use the expression int(outputs('Compose'))

If the above doesn't work please post a screenshot of our runtime history

[v-alzhan-msft]

Hi @EddyGee ,

Have you take a try with @abm 's solution?

Please take a try and the flow should as below:

The expression in the first field of the condition as below:

int(outputs('Compose'))

Please let me know if your problem could be solved.

Best regards,

Alice       

Community Support Team _ Alice Zhang
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[EddyGee]

Hi @v-alzhan-msft  / @abm 

Thanks for the response, apologies for the delay.

I tried that before actually, & got the following:

InvalidTemplate. Unable to process template language expressions for action 'Condition' at line '1' and column '2730': 'The template language function 'int' was invoked with a parameter that is not valid. The value cannot be converted to the target type.'.

[abm]

Hi @EddyGee 

Thanks for your reply. Could you please post a screenshot of your flow runtime history?

[EddyGee]

Apologies, not sure how that's done @abm - looking into it.

[EddyGee]

Do you just mean that?

[abm]

Could you please post the compose run history? So that I can see what value it's coming through. Also I need a design screenshot of IF condition?

[EddyGee]

Like this? (input/output link look dead)

[EddyGee]

However, when not entering the "variable" that's > 150 in the Condition part, instead just inserting it into an excel row, it displays the value entered on the form (i.e. 400 in this case), so 400/'a number' is coming through.

[abm]

Hi 

Thanks for the screenshot. So what is the type of this  Microsoft Form field?

[EddyGee]

Bog standard number input

[EddyGee]

I've also tried inputing into excel then citing that as the checker, but got another error.

[EddyGee]

The solution involves both the aforementioned examples by @abm & @v-alzhan-msft  in addition to appling a "Apply to each" control grouping.

[abm · Accepted solution]

Hi @EddyGee 

Thanks for the update. I did built one and yes you were missing the apply each loop.

In my example below Question 3 is the numeric value.

[v-alzhan-msft]

Hi @EddyGee ,

Have your problem been solved?

If yes, please go ahead and mark the post as solved by clicking “Accept as Solution” so that this thread will be marked for other users to easily identify!

Best Regards,

Alice

Community Support Team _ Alice Zhang
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