Hi, I was hoping someone could suggest how I could achieve the outcome in the message title. It seems like it should be achievable, but I just can't work out how to get power automate to loop through all the columns!
I've got most of the logic of the flow down, but I dont know how to make step 3 work:
As you can see, it's the looping through all the columns in step 3 that I'm missing! Any ideas?
The only solution I can think of is to have 50 'Append to array' actions and set each one to a different dynamic value provided by the 'List rows' action, but this is very clumsy and means we'd need to change the flow if we ever add or remove columns to the excel file (which we will every so often).
Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
There is no way to do an Apply to each based on a column. Apply to each only works on things that are already an Array. So there really is no solution other than one Append to array for each specific column. You'll still have an apply to each loop because although you are only retrieving one row it will still be a single row in an array.
There is no way to do an Apply to each based on a column. Apply to each only works on things that are already an Array. So there really is no solution other than one Append to array for each specific column. You'll still have an apply to each loop because although you are only retrieving one row it will still be a single row in an array.
That's a petty. At least there's a manual work around I guess! Thanks for your help!
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