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Error: "Could not find a property named" when using List rows with Dataverse in Power Automate

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Hi Community,

I’m working on a Power Automate flow that pulls data from the Vehicles table in Dataverse using the List rows action. The goal is to filter the table based on a Vehicle ID and return the matching record(s).

Here’s the current setup:

 

  1. Entity Name: cr43b_vehicles
  2. Fields I'm trying to select:
    1. cr43b_vehicleregistration (Single line of text)
    2. cr43b_vehicle2id (Unique Identifier for Vehicle
  3. Filter Rows expression:
cr43b_vehicle2id eq @{triggerBody()?['text_2']}
4. Peak Code (List rows):
{
"{entityName": "cr43b_vehicles",
"$select": "cr43b_vehicleregistration,cr43b_vehicle2id",
"$filter": "cr43b_vehicle2id eq @{triggerBody()?['text_2']}"
}
 

Problem:

I keep getting this error:

Could not find a property named 'cr43b_vehicleregistration' on type 'Microsoft.Dynamics.CRM.cr43b_vehicle'.

I’ve double-checked the column names in Dataverse:

  • Vehicle Registration → Logical name: cr43b_VehicleRegistration
  • Vehicle (Primary Name) → Logical name: cr43b_vehicle2id

I’ve tried different combinations (lowercase, uppercase, using lookup references), but the same error persists.

Questions:

  1. Is there something wrong with my $select or $filter Syntax?
  2. Could the logical name cr43b_vehicleregistration be incorrect even though it’s shown in the column properties?
  3. Is there a way to confirm valid field names for the List rows query (using metadata or a different action)?

Any guidance or examples would be greatly appreciated.

Attachments:

  • Vehicle table columns (highlighting the Vehicle field) – Image: Vehicle columns screen.
  • Vehicle Registration column propertiesImage showing schema name and logical name.
  • Trip Log table columnsImage showing relevant relationships and fields.
  • Trip Log sample dataImage with sample records to show how Vehicle Registration is populated.
  • Flow run failure detailsImage showing the full flow with the List Rows step failing, including the error message on the right panel.
  • List Rows step configurationClose-up image showing $select and $filter settings.

 

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    Michael E. Gernaey Profile Picture
    53,978 Moderator on at
    Hi @CU27071044-0If these suggestions help resolve your issue, Please consider Marking the answer as such and also maybe a like.

    Thank you!
    Sincerely, Michael Gernaey
     
    Sorry I just had surgery lol and am a little.. umm.. doped up atm.
     
    I noticed however that you have capital letters in VehicleName and that you are.. doing a filter in your Select columns, which again apologies for my state of mind atm, but why don't you simply have a comma separated list of column names?
     
    column1, column2
     
    Either way you should use all lowercase values for all names for it to be correct.
     
     

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