Hello Community,
i 've been working on this flow where i do send two concatenated strings (responsible team, feedback) from powerapps to my flow and then i want to send an email to the responsible teammanager.So far i do receive those informations in flow but i can't figure out how i can read out the output from the compose action and then to paste it in to my switch and my email body. Anyone can help me out?
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That is because you are inputting the "FID" variable into your compose action. And this action was configured as follows:
Value: {"fb":<yourexpression>
"team":<yourexpression>}
What variable is it actually? An array because it is in a loop, or just text?
Can't you use two seperate variables "fb" and "team" where you input this information? And just use this variable to reference it.
If you'd like to stick to your current variable you could include a "Parse JSON" action and input the below to generate a scheme.
{"fb":"Hallo alle zusammen","team":"Finance"}
It will create two seperate outcomes that you can use in the actions below it.
Yes it is an array see picture below. I also have tried to seperate those variables but failed. So i could need some help with this 🙂
Best regards
domates
Hi domates,
If you click on the "Choose a value" field a menu should appear here you can select the "Output" of the compose action. Don't you receive the menu or can't you find the output in it?
Best regards,
Glenda
Yes, but if i use the output it look's like this
That is because you are inputting the "FID" variable into your compose action. And this action was configured as follows:
Value: {"fb":<yourexpression>
"team":<yourexpression>}
What variable is it actually? An array because it is in a loop, or just text?
Can't you use two seperate variables "fb" and "team" where you input this information? And just use this variable to reference it.
If you'd like to stick to your current variable you could include a "Parse JSON" action and input the below to generate a scheme.
{"fb":"Hallo alle zusammen","team":"Finance"}
It will create two seperate outcomes that you can use in the actions below it.
Yes it is an array see picture below. I also have tried to seperate those variables but failed. So i could need some help with this 🙂
Best regards
domates
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