Hi. I'm not sure about the syntax of the If expression, can't find any useful docs in MSFT.
Thanks
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Hello @CW ,
the reference to the 'Setlist' in your expression is wrong. If you're trying to compare the value in 'Setlist' with 'True' you'll reference it only using item()?['Setlist']. You don't reference the original action's output, that one is already defined in the From field of the 'Create HTML table' action.
Hello @CW ,
the reference to the 'Setlist' in your expression is wrong. If you're trying to compare the value in 'Setlist' with 'True' you'll reference it only using item()?['Setlist']. You don't reference the original action's output, that one is already defined in the From field of the 'Create HTML table' action.
Thanks Tom!!!!!!!
That did the trick. Is it me or is there literally no useful documentation on when to use the long drawn out version that I started with or does one learn through osmosis or using 'The Force'??
This is what worked for me after a few tests:
if(equals(item()?['Setlist'],True),'Yes','')
Hi Tom. Checked out your Blog. Great resources, thanks.
Carl
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