Hi
I Hope somebody can help me with this 🤔
I have a flow which creates a ticket based on the selection of a sharepoint list - this works fine.
The ticket is created with an http request to our ticket system. - works also fine
Now i want to put some information within the Ticket Description - defined inside the http body
This works fine as long as the dynamic sharepoint content to be displayed has only 1 value selected.
As soon as the content variable has more than 1 defined values ( from a sharepoint multi selection list)
The whole http request gets wrapped within an "APPLY TO EACH" Action .
In that way 2 tickets get creaed is the multiselection list has 2 selected items.
I Just want to display the multiselected values within the Ticket decription
Original http request without multiselection content:
Http Request as soon as a multiselection content field is selected : IT gets Wrapped inside APPLY TO EACH Action
Selected Values from the Multiselection List: = The Source for the information that has to be displayed inside the Ticket
Now - Based on those 2 values 2 Tickets are created:
1)
2)
The GOAL is to Display Both EXTRAS Values in ONE Ticket.
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You may be able to join the EXTRAS values as single line of text, separated by a comma. Example:
To do this your flow would resemble something like this:
The first action is a Select action, which selects the Extras values from the Extras column:
Then we join the values with a comma which produces a string as its output:
You can then use the output of the Join action within the HTTP action:
Ellis
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You may be able to join the EXTRAS values as single line of text, separated by a comma. Example:
To do this your flow would resemble something like this:
The first action is a Select action, which selects the Extras values from the Extras column:
Then we join the values with a comma which produces a string as its output:
You can then use the output of the Join action within the HTTP action:
Ellis
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If I have answered your question, please mark the post as Solved.
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Hello Ellis,
Your Post was the Solution for my Problem ! it works like a charm
Thank you very much !!
Best Regards, Michal
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