Hello Everyone.
I have managed to extract the attachment of a Teams message in JSON, which partly looks like this:
For the above key and value, how can I make it so I can interact with them? E.g. create a condition 'if "Monitor status" contains DOWN then do something?
Many thanks for any help.
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Hopefully this gets what you're looking for. Note that I've just got a manual trigger and storing the JSON directly in the Compose for this example.
See full flow below. I'll go into each of the actions.
Compose contains the JSON data you sent through. You would already have this as part of the trigger attachment content.
XML is a Compose that converts the JSON data to XML so we can apply XPath expressions. Note that I've also added a root element to ensure it's valid XML. The expression used is:
xml(json(concat('{"root": ', outputs('Compose'), '}')))
//Your expression would likely look like the following:
xml(json(concat('{"root": ', triggerBody()?['attachments'][0]['content'], '}')))
Condition checks to see if any items within any of the facts arrays have a name containing 'Monitor status' and a value containing 'DOWN'. If at least one item is returned, then the Condition will return true and would run your Reply in channel with a message in the Yes branch. The expression for the condition is:
length(xpath(outputs('XML'), '//sections/facts[contains(name, "Monitor status") and contains(value, "DOWN")]'))
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@ianwuk That's some crazy (horrible) JSON you've got there 🙂
See full flow below. I'll go into each of the actions.
Compose contains your JSON data.
XML is a Compose that converts your Table data to XML. The expression also removes the style rows as they cause issues in the XML due to not having closing tags. The expression is below:
xml(concat('<table>', slice(outputs('Compose')?['text'], indexOf(outputs('Compose')?['text'], '<tbody>'))))
Select Codes retrieves an array of the Stock Codes. It uses the following expressions:
//From
split(last(xpath(outputs('XML'), '//tbody/tr/td/text()')), ' ')
//Map
trim(item())
Select Numbers retrieves all the numbers (will end up with an array of arrays in this instance). It uses the following expressions:
//From
xpath(outputs('XML'), '//tbody/tr/td/pre/code/text()')
//Map
split(trim(item()), decodeUriComponent('%0A'))
Initialize variable total creates an integer variable called total that stores the total number of rows from the JSON. The expression used is:
length(body('Select_Codes'))
Initialize variable index creates an integer variable called index initially set to 0. This will be uses when we loop over each of the rows in our Do Until loop.
Initialize variable rows creates an array variable called rows. It's initially set to an empty array and will eventually contain all our objects (rows of data).
Do until will continue to loop until index is equal to total. Each time through the loop index will be increased by 1. We use the value of index to retrieve the values from our arrays at that index to build up our objects. We then add the object to the rows array. Note that I've also changed the limits so Count is 1000 which will allow for the loop to run 1000 times (needs to be at least the same or more than the number of rows we have).
Append to array variable rows will build up each object using the current index. The object will then be appended to the rows array. Below are the expressions used for each property:
//stock_code
body('Select_Codes')[variables('index')]
//total_sku_have_stock
int(trim(body('Select_Numbers')[0][variables('index')]))
//total_sku_enable
int(trim(body('Select_Numbers')[1][variables('index')]))
//enable_lower_than_stock_percentage
float(trim(body('Select_Numbers')[2][variables('index')]))
The full object expression is below (can just copy/paste this directly into the action).
{
"stock_code": @{body('Select_Codes')[variables('index')]},
"total_sku_have_stock": @{int(trim(body('Select_Numbers')[0][variables('index')]))},
"total_sku_enable": @{int(trim(body('Select_Numbers')[1][variables('index')]))},
"enable_lower_than_stock_percentage": @{float(trim(body('Select_Numbers')[2][variables('index')]))}
}
Increment variable index increases the index variable by 1 each time through the loop so we can get the next set of data.
After the loop has completed, the variable rows should contain all of our rows/data. We then have Create HTML table using the output from the rows variable. This should give us our HTML table with the correct data format.
Below is what the HTML table would look like.
XML Stock is a Compose that converts our rows to XML which will be used in the Condition.
xml(json(concat('{"root": { value:', variables('rows'), '}}')))
Condition uses the following expression to check if any enable_lower_than_stock_percentage column >= 25. If true, then it will go into the Yes branch to run whatever you want to do.
length(xpath(outputs('XML_Stock'), '//root/value[enable_lower_than_stock_percentage >= 25]'))
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Hey @ianwuk
Have you tried using "Parse JSON" action? For details see - https://zeitgeistcode.com/power-automate-parse-json/
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Thank you for replying @CFernandes
Yes, I did a parse json and now I have this - is it correct?
The fact I want is:
"name": "Monitor status ",
"value": "<p>DOWN</p>"
Many thanks!
Hopefully this gets what you're looking for. Note that I've just got a manual trigger and storing the JSON directly in the Compose for this example.
See full flow below. I'll go into each of the actions.
Compose contains the JSON data you sent through. You would already have this as part of the trigger attachment content.
XML is a Compose that converts the JSON data to XML so we can apply XPath expressions. Note that I've also added a root element to ensure it's valid XML. The expression used is:
xml(json(concat('{"root": ', outputs('Compose'), '}')))
//Your expression would likely look like the following:
xml(json(concat('{"root": ', triggerBody()?['attachments'][0]['content'], '}')))
Condition checks to see if any items within any of the facts arrays have a name containing 'Monitor status' and a value containing 'DOWN'. If at least one item is returned, then the Condition will return true and would run your Reply in channel with a message in the Yes branch. The expression for the condition is:
length(xpath(outputs('XML'), '//sections/facts[contains(name, "Monitor status") and contains(value, "DOWN")]'))
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Wow! Thank you so much for the help and the detailed explanation @grantjenkins.
Can I bother you with a follow up question please?
I have another webhook that sends data to a Teams channel, and then I want to do something with it, based on a condition.
Again, Teams just sees it as an attachment, but it is really a table.
Power Automate grabs it like this from the Teams message attachment content data:
How can I format that to look like a table, so it matches the Teams message?
Like this (below is how the first line should look)?
stock_code total_sku_have_stock total_sku_enable enable_lower_than_stock_percentage
TOPS_AG_054 16582 13263 20.02
I then want to set a condition where if any value in the enable_lower_than_stock_percentage column >= 25.00 then do something.
Any help would really be appreciated.
Thanks so much!
@ianwuk That's some crazy (horrible) JSON you've got there 🙂
See full flow below. I'll go into each of the actions.
Compose contains your JSON data.
XML is a Compose that converts your Table data to XML. The expression also removes the style rows as they cause issues in the XML due to not having closing tags. The expression is below:
xml(concat('<table>', slice(outputs('Compose')?['text'], indexOf(outputs('Compose')?['text'], '<tbody>'))))
Select Codes retrieves an array of the Stock Codes. It uses the following expressions:
//From
split(last(xpath(outputs('XML'), '//tbody/tr/td/text()')), ' ')
//Map
trim(item())
Select Numbers retrieves all the numbers (will end up with an array of arrays in this instance). It uses the following expressions:
//From
xpath(outputs('XML'), '//tbody/tr/td/pre/code/text()')
//Map
split(trim(item()), decodeUriComponent('%0A'))
Initialize variable total creates an integer variable called total that stores the total number of rows from the JSON. The expression used is:
length(body('Select_Codes'))
Initialize variable index creates an integer variable called index initially set to 0. This will be uses when we loop over each of the rows in our Do Until loop.
Initialize variable rows creates an array variable called rows. It's initially set to an empty array and will eventually contain all our objects (rows of data).
Do until will continue to loop until index is equal to total. Each time through the loop index will be increased by 1. We use the value of index to retrieve the values from our arrays at that index to build up our objects. We then add the object to the rows array. Note that I've also changed the limits so Count is 1000 which will allow for the loop to run 1000 times (needs to be at least the same or more than the number of rows we have).
Append to array variable rows will build up each object using the current index. The object will then be appended to the rows array. Below are the expressions used for each property:
//stock_code
body('Select_Codes')[variables('index')]
//total_sku_have_stock
int(trim(body('Select_Numbers')[0][variables('index')]))
//total_sku_enable
int(trim(body('Select_Numbers')[1][variables('index')]))
//enable_lower_than_stock_percentage
float(trim(body('Select_Numbers')[2][variables('index')]))
The full object expression is below (can just copy/paste this directly into the action).
{
"stock_code": @{body('Select_Codes')[variables('index')]},
"total_sku_have_stock": @{int(trim(body('Select_Numbers')[0][variables('index')]))},
"total_sku_enable": @{int(trim(body('Select_Numbers')[1][variables('index')]))},
"enable_lower_than_stock_percentage": @{float(trim(body('Select_Numbers')[2][variables('index')]))}
}
Increment variable index increases the index variable by 1 each time through the loop so we can get the next set of data.
After the loop has completed, the variable rows should contain all of our rows/data. We then have Create HTML table using the output from the rows variable. This should give us our HTML table with the correct data format.
Below is what the HTML table would look like.
XML Stock is a Compose that converts our rows to XML which will be used in the Condition.
xml(json(concat('{"root": { value:', variables('rows'), '}}')))
Condition uses the following expression to check if any enable_lower_than_stock_percentage column >= 25. If true, then it will go into the Yes branch to run whatever you want to do.
length(xpath(outputs('XML_Stock'), '//root/value[enable_lower_than_stock_percentage >= 25]'))
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I am trying to make it so that the JSON step uses the attachment details from the Teams message and is not hardcoded.
I have changed the start of my flow to be this:
I assume I then need to add a parse JSON with the schema from the above output? This is an Apply to Each for each message attachments item.
And after that is the start of your flow steps with XML, but it refers to Parse_JSON above? -
xml(concat('<table>', slice(outputs('Parse_JSON')?['text'], indexOf(outputs('Parse_JSON')?['text'], '<tbody>'))))Is that correct? I'm a bit confused.
Thanks so much!
@grantjenkins Thank you very much for replying.
I get a new error now, not sure what is happening now.
Here is my flow, up until the point it fails:
Compose -
XML (Compose) -
Thank you for always replying @grantjenkins
I updated both the Compose and XML steps, it now seems to fail at the updated Compose step and never gets to the updated XML step, with this error:
Unable to process template language expressions in action 'Compose' inputs at line '0' and column '0': 'The template language expression 'body('Get_message_details')?['attachments'][0]?['content']?['text']' cannot be evaluated because property 'text' cannot be selected. Property selection is not supported on values of type 'String'.
Here is the updated flow.
Sorry for being such a pain, and thanks very much for all your help.
Hii,
Can I know how to extract/fetch specific values from one json object and replace those values in another objects value.
Example: I'm fetching an id value from an object (ids can be multiple) and want to replace those id's in another objects id.
I'm doing this using Power Automate workflow . Please help me out with solution.
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Dynamic Minds Conference - Slovenia - 27-29th May 2024 The DynamicsMinds Conference is almost upon us, taking place on 27-29th May at the Grand Hotel Bernardin in Slovenia. With over 150 sessions and 170 speakers, there's sure to be something for everyone across this awesome three-day event. There's an amazing array of speakers, including Dona Sarkar, Georg Glantschnig, Elena Baeva, Chris Huntingford, Lisa Crosbie, Ilya Fainberg, Keith Whatling, Malin Martnes, Mark Smith, Rachel Profitt, Renato Fajdiga, Shannon Mullins, Steve Mordue, Tricia Sinclair, Tommy Skaue, Victor Dantas, Sara Lagerquist, and many more. Click the image below to meet more of the #MicrosoftCommunity in Slovenia to learn, mingle, and share your amazing ideas! European Power Platform Conference - Belgium - 11-13th June It's time to make a note in your diary for the third European Power Platform Conference, which takes place at the SQUARE-BRUSSELS CONVENTION CENTRE on 11-13th June in Belgium. This event brings together the Microsoft Community from across the world for three invaluable days of in-person learning, connection, and inspiration. There's a wide array of expert speakers across #MPPC24, including the likes of Aaron Rendell, Amira Beldjilali, Andrew Bibby, Angeliki Patsiavou, Ben den Blanken, Cathrine Bruvold, Charles Sexton, Chloé Moreau, Chris Huntingford, Claire Edgson, Damien Bird, Emma-Claire Shaw, Gilles Pommier, Guro Faller, Henry Jammes, Hugo Bernier, Ilya Fainberg, Karen Maes, Laura Graham-Brown, Lilian Stenholt Thomsen, Lindsay Shelton, Lisa Crosbie, Mats Necker, Negar Shahbaz, Nick Doelman, Paulien Buskens, Sara Lagerquist, Tricia Sinclair, Ulrikke Akerbæk, and many more. Click the image below to find out more and register for what is sure to be a jam-packed event in beautiful Brussels! For more events, click the image below to visit the Community Days website. 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