So basically the title, I do an intersection() I get the common items, all is good. Now, is there an expression to get the items that don't match or would I be forced to use some filter array actions for this?
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Hi @dlprentice
I guess the only solution you have is to use Filter Array action. In this sample, this filter array action is getting items that are in List2 (array) and not present in List1 (array):
You could do it for List1 and List2 in another action, and finally use a union operation to get a list of all items.
Hope it helps!
Ferran
Hi @dlprentice
I guess the only solution you have is to use Filter Array action. In this sample, this filter array action is getting items that are in List2 (array) and not present in List1 (array):
You could do it for List1 and List2 in another action, and finally use a union operation to get a list of all items.
Hope it helps!
Ferran
Thank you! This works so much better than a Apply_for_each loop!
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