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Hi I would like to know if it is possibel to loop through two collections at once then Patch the result. For example I have tried the follwoing but have had no luck.

ForAll(Attachments.Attachments As Document && col_IDs As varPatchedItem,

Patch( 'Data Source', Defaults('Data Source'), {Title: Document.Name, ItemID: varPatchedItem}))

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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What are you trying to achieve here? Do you want to loop through every single record in col_ID for each attachment?

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No I'd like to loop throught them simultaneously i.e: For loop 1 print the first value in each collection, for the 2nd loop use the 2nd value in each collection, for the 3rd loop use the 3rd value in each collection and so on.

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Hi @NicolleAbrahams ,

Note that the last .Value may be different depending on the name of the field containing the ItemID in colIDs. Also I am assuming there are enough ItemIDs for the number of attachments.

Patch( 'Data Source', ForAll( Sequence( CountRows(Attachments.Attachments) ), { Title: Index( Attachments.Attachments, Value ).Name, ItemID: Index( colIDs, Value ).Value } ) )

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This worked thank you so much!

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