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Posted on by Ethan_009

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Hi All,

I am facing a weird issue and it seems like I don't know exact syntax to achieve the desired result.

So here's what I want to achieve,

I have Bullet point from Word Template where I need to show dynamic data. These data are multiple rows (related records) where I need to display only the name of the record.
I want to have below format.
- Record 1
- Record 2
- Record 3
Instead I am getting 2 incorrect outputs as
- [Table Name Object]
- [Table Name Object]
  
  or
- [Record 1, Record 2] or ["Record 1", "Record 2"]

I have no clue how to fix it.

Below are incorrect output images,

Flow output -> Populate a Word Doc Image

Kindly advise if anyone know what's wrong here

Thanks

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grantjenkins 11,063 Moderator on at

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You'll need to switch to array mode for the repeating control and insert your array. The key with your data is that you need an array of objects where the property name matches the name of your control within the repeating control.

//If the name of my control in Word was Item... [ { "Item": "SC - 1" }, { "Item": "SC - 2" } ]

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Ethan_009 4,838 Moderator on at

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Hi @grantjenkins ,

Thanks for the response, I did the same and I got below output

Did I miss anything again?
The Flow looks like this

Kindly help

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grantjenkins 11,063 Moderator on at

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What's the exact name of your inner control within the repeating group? If it's "item" then it should have worked.

In my example below, I named my inner control "Item", so my property names need to also be "Item".

If your Inner control was named "Ethan" then your property names would be:

[ { "Ethan": "SC-1" }, { "Ethan": "SC-2" } ]

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Ethan_009 4,838 Moderator on at

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Yes @grantjenkins ,

This was exactly what I was looking.

The control name was something else, now it worked.

Thanks a lot

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