Hi guys, i got a problem evaluating formulas when a i get the text of the formula from a get item into a compose, i have this list where i have formulas depending o wht trigger do i have, but when i get the coincidence of the formula is not working in the compose, but when i put the same exact text but direct into the compose it works, maybe am missing something on the prefix for power automate to be capable of evaluating it. I appreciate your help
I think a screen shot is the best explanation. This is using the classic designer:
When you put the cursor in the Compose action, the menu on the right should open. You just need to choose the Expression tab and paste your expression in without the @. Of course, this assumes your expression is valid. I cannot tell since I don't have a list with the same dynamic content and actions you have.
Hi david, how can i use the expression builder?
Based on your screen shot and the text you posted of your expression, did you just paste your expression with the @ symbol into the Compose action? If so, that may be your problem. You need to do two things:
There is no way i can make it work?
If I understood correctly, you're trying to evaluate a string as an expression at runtime.
This is not possible with Power Automate.
Hello, no problem
I have this formula that attends an azur doc intelligence model, i have this master that indicates the model depending on the trigger, whats the problem is when i tried getting this formula from the get items and put it into a compose the formula arrives as a text instead of recognizing it and evaluating to extract the value from the model. but when i put the sam exact formula directly into the Compose it evaluate the formula and extract the value without any problem: this is the formula when i get it from the list
when i put it directly i get the actual value of the date.
I tried to explain myself the best i can, if something is missing let me know
Hi @Rzelaya ,
Please go to the edit page and post a screenshot of the complete configuration parameter of your flow.
The more information you provide, the more likely I will be able to help you solve the problem.
Best Regards,
Sunshine Gu