Hey,
We are trying to create a flow that will query and count all cases assigned to a specific user and then email the number of cases currently assigned to said user - every 30min (if statement to not send the email if count is 0 will be created later).
I'm assuming its a scheduled flow. We have this and then an action to list cases from dynamics.
Here we get stuck. How do we convert the queried data to a simple number/variable to use for the if/email?
We are new to Flow and are learning quickly (our developer had custom workflows, but has since left the company and we are trying to migrate it all to Flows.)
Thanks in advance.
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Hey,
Thank you for the info, but this is specific for our dynamics environment.
In short, we have all autogenerated cases auto-assign to the "Support Queue" team as owner.
What we need is an email every 30m that just reminds users to check the queue if it's not empty and show the count of cases assigned to "Support Queue".
I thought this should be quite easy to achieve with flow, but I'm struggling to find a way to filter and count cases that are assigned to "Support Queue" and then dump it into an email body.
You can use the expression to count the number of the records
length(body('List_records')?['value'])
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