I am trying to return a list of Dynamics CRM records from an entity using a related Lead record.
Can anybody advise the correct syntax as I keep getting the following error?
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Thanks for your suggestion.
I meant to post the solution I found
cdi_leadid/leadid eq lead
Have you tried removing the single quotes? If the Lead attribute is actually presenting the GUID, then single quotes are not required.
Hi @MartinHutchcpa ,
I have made a similar test using Filter query in List record action in entity Opportunities.
Please check the following image for a reference.
Best regards,
Mabel
Unfortunately when I remove the quotes I still get the same error.
This is the filter query from the failed run.
cdi_leadid eq fce4d0b8-91b2-e811-a956-000d3ab1ab19
Thanks for your reply Mabel, however can you help me by telling me what is different in your example please, as I have now removed the single quotes and I still get the same error.
@MartinHutchcpa wrote:Unfortunately when I remove the quotes I still get the same error.
This is the filter query from the failed run.
cdi_leadid eq fce4d0b8-91b2-e811-a956-000d3ab1ab19
From the screenshot of the one step you provided us in your initial post, it should work. You must have something higher up in your flow that may be causing the issue. Can you provided a screenshot of your entire flow for review?
Can you also please provide a full screenshot of the full error message you are receiving?
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It is a fairly simple flow.
Having posted a support request to Microsoft for this, I have had no response to that for 4 days, although their SLA states 8 hours.
Does anyone here know what could be wrong or is it in the "too hard pile"?
Hi @MartinHutchcpa ,
Is entity Visits a custom entity?
I don’t have a Visits entity on my side.
Best regards,
Mabel
Hi Mabel,
It is an add in provided by ClickDimensions.
Martin
Have you tried using _cdi_leadid_value instead of cdi_leadid to refer to the lookup field in the Filter Query?
Example: _cdi_leadid_value eq LeadDynamicContnetGoesHere
Thanks for your suggestion.
I meant to post the solution I found
cdi_leadid/leadid eq lead
Gracias @jennygb Esta fué la solución para mi.
El campo original es ownwerid entonces lo configure de la siguiente manera _nombreColumna_value eq xxxx
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