I've created a flow to run once a week that checks for items that are "Overdue". This generates a table of the items, showing detail/id/owner etc.
This table is then sent out to all the people within the list that have an overdue item. I've been asked if this can be changed so the table only shows the items they own that are overdue.
Below is my flow for this.
And the output generated.
So each item owner would get a table as above, but only showing themselves/their own items.
Thanks
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Hi @aobr31569 ,
What can be done now is to send each owner the item they own for meet the conditions.
It seems that you have configured Filter Query in Get items to filter the eligible items.
You could first group by Owner, then filter out the items they own, and then create an HTML table.
The troublesome point here is that when configure Create HTML table action, there may be no direct Dynamic content to use, because the data filtered by Filter array is used as the Data Source.
You need to get the value of the corresponding field through Expression. Basically it is the form of item()[‘ColumnName’]. You could configure the Expression by selecting the name of the field inside Body after Get items action.
Image reference:
Please take a try.
Best Regards,
Hi @aobr31569 ,
What can be done now is to send each owner the item they own for meet the conditions.
It seems that you have configured Filter Query in Get items to filter the eligible items.
You could first group by Owner, then filter out the items they own, and then create an HTML table.
The troublesome point here is that when configure Create HTML table action, there may be no direct Dynamic content to use, because the data filtered by Filter array is used as the Data Source.
You need to get the value of the corresponding field through Expression. Basically it is the form of item()[‘ColumnName’]. You could configure the Expression by selecting the name of the field inside Body after Get items action.
Image reference:
Please take a try.
Best Regards,
Works perfectly, thanks very much.
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