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CREATE HTML TABLE WITH TWO ODATA

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Hi Community,

I have two Odata.
1. Get Items DTE
2. Get Items Proveedores

Both Odata have in common the column of Codes.
I want to create an html table with the columns and items from Get Items DTE and with a column from Get Items Proveedores.

I want to send an html table by mail using Select, the problem I have is that it takes the Values ​​only from one Odata and if I enter an item from the other Odata an Apply to each is generated, which does not help me since I need to send only one mail with an html table.

I need help from the community

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  • Mira Ghaly Profile Picture
    11,415 Moderator on at

    @fgonzalez515 

    Can you share how your lists are structured?

     

  • fgonzalez515 Profile Picture
    296 on at

    Hi @Mira_Ghaly 

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    Value of Select corresponds to Get Items DTE

  • Mira Ghaly Profile Picture
    11,415 Moderator on at

    @fgonzalez515 

    Please check the below approach to do the joins between your 2 lists

    https://sharepains.com/2020/03/20/create-joins-in-power-automate/

     

  • fgonzalez515 Profile Picture
    296 on at

    @Mira_Ghaly 

    I was able to unite the two Odata, but my Compose 3 stayed within the Apply to each. How can I get it out?
    How can I bring my Compose 3 to a Create Html Table?
    I show you my flow

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    Mira Ghaly Profile Picture
    11,415 Moderator on at

    @fgonzalez515

     

    You need to initalize an array at the beginning and append to an array compose 3.

     

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    fgonzalez515 Profile Picture
    296 on at

    Thanks @Mira_Ghaly 

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