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glinn15
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Start and Wait for Approval using array variable in details

Hi All,

 

I created a form in power apps that has a feature where the user may select one or many categories (I call them keywords) from a dropdown list. This form is filled out by the user to add a document/file into SharePoint.

 

I created a cloud flow to automate the approval process.

 

In my flow, I am able to grab all of the keywords and append them into an array. I would like to display them in a "Start and wait for an approval" step. Specifically in the Details section. Can someone help me figure out how to display all of the keywords without it looking like this.. (Inserted after Tags:)

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Details:

In my flow, once a user submits the form, I grab the keywords from the newly created item in Sharepoint and I Initialize a variable called varArrayMultiKeywords. Then in an Apply to Each step I append each keyword to the array variable (varArrayMultiKeywords). The array variable is what I have been trying to reuse but I just want the label, not the value. 

 

 

Flow:

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PrasadAthalye
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Use Parse JSON Action and provide Schema to it from value output. Then you can use generated object from it.

 

Please upload the text out put of JSON Schema in case you would like some example.

Please Like and Mark this as Answer if it resolves your Issue.

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glinn15
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I ended up having to create a separate variable that just stores the label. Thank you.

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