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Help with Filter Query to get data from SharePoint List

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I have a large SharePoint list used for project intake items that I need to get specific data from and am having trouble building the Filter Query.
 
There are dozens of fields but the ones of importance are:
Created On - date
Project Contact - people picker
Status - 10 different statuses
Follow-up Needed? - Yes/No
Email sent - flag indicating if an email has already been sent (Yes/No, No by default)
 
The flow will run on the 1st of every month. It needs to grab all items Created greater than 30 days ago, that have a Status that contains the word "Approved" (there are several statuses that have "Approved" in them somewhere), Follow-up Needed? = Yes, and Email Sent = No. For each of those items that match the criteria, an email will be sent to the Project Contact and the Email sent flag will be updated with "Yes".
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    Sayan Profile Picture
    818 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    Hii
     
    Please check the below website to get more information about Power Automate OData filter query.
     
     
    Please check this. Hope this will help.
     
     

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    Sayan Patra

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  • Michael E. Gernaey Profile Picture
    53,433 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    HI,
     
    First Note and this is important. Please immediately have yourself or an admin, create a View in SharePoint that only has the Columns you need. This will be critically important for you if its a large list. And in your Flow, make sure you are using that View as what you query, not the list alone. (and please do not just add columns you want , as that's not the same thing as creating the view which lessons data queried) :-) you'll thank me later lol
     
    Is Status a Choice?
    Is Yes/No a Choice? for Follow Up and Email Sent?
    People Picker, Allows for Multiple? Allows for Groups?
     
    I don't plan on writing the flow, just the filter as you asked so need to make sure what these columns are.
     

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