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Power Automate - Building Flows
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Dynamic Content Labels from Parse JSON

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Posted on 3 Jan 2023 12:09:06 by 9

I cannot get the Labels from a schema I call in a Flow to show up in Dynamic Content from a Parse JSON action.  I get item / type that shows up in the Dynamic Content to use in subsequent actions.  How do i get the labels from my schema to show up versus the item / type?

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  • MarvinBangert Profile Picture
    1,922 Most Valuable Professional on 04 Jan 2023 at 00:34:48
    Re: Dynamic Content Labels from Parse JSON

    Hi @Gwalling 

    Thanks very much! The schema looks a bit weird/different from what I expected. What is your content/API request, from which you generated this schema? It looks like you put in a schema into the "generate from sample", so that a schema is created out of a schema.

    I tried to build the request out of the schema:

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    The area and arrows should show where the information came from the request. e.g. the "required" be an array with just one value (probably), all of these "type" are generated, because the value is not just a string, but an object with only one value and the title of the object is "type" (as I guess). Please confirm or deny this.

     

    I would recommend try to generate the schema again, you can just let the flow run once (and terminate the flow right after the API call; or use some old runs where there is an output from the API call) and add the output with the data into the "generate from sample" to get the schema.

     

    From what I can see from your screenshots, you are running through the array of "required", the only title within these arrays is "type", so this might show you all the "type" within the dynamic value, when you try to add it an action. But when you try to add a dynamic value within the "apply to each" field, you are not limited to only what's inside the array, but all the results from your schema.

    -> Maybe it could also work, if you just leave out the "apply to each" and just fill in the information

     

    Does this help you? Otherwise please give me some more information.

    Best regards
    Marvin

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  • Gwalling Profile Picture
    9 on 03 Jan 2023 at 14:28:31
    Re: Dynamic Content Labels from Parse JSON

    certainly- here is a copy and paste into word from the Schema box of the Parse JSON action.  I used the "Generated from Sample" as the Swagger document for this particular API isn't available- but i can see the schema works just fine.  

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  • MarvinBangert Profile Picture
    1,922 Most Valuable Professional on 03 Jan 2023 at 13:58:35
    Re: Dynamic Content Labels from Parse JSON

    Hi @Gwalling 

    Could you please provide the full schema?

     


    Best regards
    Marvin

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  • Gwalling Profile Picture
    9 on 03 Jan 2023 at 13:15:45
    Re: Dynamic Content Labels from Parse JSON

    Thank you Marvin- I can see that being handy for the future.  Strangely I get the "labels" from the schema for use in Dynamic Content in a preceding "Apply to Each" action versus the "Add a Row" action imbedded within the Apply to each.  Is there a difference I need to address between these two actions?

      

    Here's where the labels show up immediately above in the Flow:

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  • MarvinBangert Profile Picture
    1,922 Most Valuable Professional on 03 Jan 2023 at 12:22:04
    Re: Dynamic Content Labels from Parse JSON

    Hi @Gwalling 

    you can add more information within the Schema to specify it:

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    Just add "title" and "description" at the appropriate position, so you will see these information within your "Parse JSON" dynamic content:

    MarvinBangert_1-1672748498304.png

     

    Does this help you? Otherwise please give me some more information.

    Best regards
    Marvin

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