I am trying to display only the display name of the Product Manager/Project Lead/Sponsor. If I use what comes out of the table, I get the FULL odata claims information. I seem to be having success using
Item().ProjectLead.DisplayName
but when I do the same for executive sponsor - it errors out on me.
Error:
I think this is the section of the output that I would need to pull from if that helps:
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In which case you need an apply to each to retrieve each element or you can call the first item using something like
item()?['ExecutiveSponsor']?[0]?['DisplayName'] - depends on what you are trying to achieve.
I think you are just missing the ?'s.
item()?['ExecutiveSponsor']?['DisplayName']
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Damien
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😞 DIdn't work... same message - display name cannot be selected...
I wonder if it is because both of those fields allow for multiple inputs and project lead does not
Still not sure how to solve it - but that's all I can come up with.
In which case you need an apply to each to retrieve each element or you can call the first item using something like
item()?['ExecutiveSponsor']?[0]?['DisplayName'] - depends on what you are trying to achieve.
Thank you SO MUCH! This will save me so much time and effort!
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