This is the first flow where I am using oData filter, but I am not sure of the syntax. I was going to pull in the whole list and do a condition, but I saw that the oData filter is more effective. I have a list that gets report data from a power app. This report data primary key is the DFRID. The same ID is sometimes saved back to a different list based on certain conditions entered in the report, but not always. When I test the flow, I get an error - Column 'DFR00004' does not exist. It may have been deleted by another user. Is this because in this case, the report did not have to save a record to this other table? Here is the syntax that I have for the oData filter. DFRID is a value coming from getting the new item from the parent list.
Thanks for the information
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@guyinkalamazoo you are missing single quote(') before and after the dynamic value
just try Title eq 'dynamic value'
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@guyinkalamazoo you are missing single quote(') before and after the dynamic value
just try Title eq 'dynamic value'
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Thanks! That did the trick
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