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Dear community,

 

I have the following issue:

I am extracting data from an excel sheet into a variable and then sending it via E-Mail.

This is working fine for all columns where we do not have any dots, slashes or other things in the column name. For columns with a slash inside I found a workaround with the concat expression - but this is not working for dots inside the column name.

 

items('Apply_to_each')?[concat('Purch''.''doc')]

 

Did someone experience such a problem as well?

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    DamoBird365 Profile Picture
    8,942 Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @Anonymous 

     

    Try items('Apply_to_each')?['Purch_x002e_doc']

     

    If you look at the run history of your list rows, you will see something like follows:

    DamoBird365_0-1633074693788.png

     

     

    If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
    Cheers,
    Damien


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    Awesome thanks, that worked!

    If we have a column which is called "Doc. date" - How do you write this in PA language?

    items('Apply_to_each')?['Doc_x002e__x0020_date'] 

     

    I have tried but this does not work. Any idea?

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    DamoBird365 Profile Picture
    8,942 Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @Anonymous 

     

    DamoBird365_0-1633077442905.png

    items('Apply_to_each')?['Doc_x002e_ date'] 

     

    It's worth you having a quick look in here:

    DamoBird365_1-1633077564417.png

     

    As it will give you the expressions you need to use.

     

    Damien

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    Thanks a lot Damien. That helps!

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