Hi Community,
I hope you can help with this issue. I have a flow running that is successfully transferring items from Excel to SharePoint. The problem is that only some content is transferred. The flow returns no errors when running.
Please see the screenshots. The first shows the set up, with values being captured according to their Excel column heading in this format: item()?['ColumnName']
The second shows the raw input within the Create item action. For example, item/field_9 returns a value of null, whereas the value should be 9.
I wonder if the column names might be an issue. For example, for item/field_9 the column name is "10 - If you feel any of your above answers need further clarification, please comment here:". Note, the colon at the end is NOT throwing an error.
Any help or insight much appreciated!
Thank you,
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Hi @creativeopinion,
Thanks for your help so far. Would you be able to help me with my question?
Thanks, @glyph
Hi Creative Opinion,
Thanks very much for your response. I rewrote my flow on the strength of your helpful Filter Array walkthrough 😊.
The responses are captured in Typeform, which are then sent to an Excel spreadsheet via a Typeform integration. I'm unable to switch to a Microsoft Form, though I'm aware this might simplify the downstream process.
The spreadsheet has 60+ columns, so is pretty cumbersome to share. I have included a view of the first ten column headings and some responses. The first item that fails has the column name 10 - If you feel any of your above answers need further clarification, please comment here:. The expression to capture this is as per the syntax your walkthrough outlines:
item()?['10 - If you feel any of your above answers need further clarification, please comment here:']
Here's a list of most of the column headings where the field is returning null and failing to submit:
N.B. the column headings are generated directly from the source Typeform questions. It might be possible to tweak the questions and column headings slightly, but not significantly alter the wording. Many questions yield a number response, a few are multi-line text responses. There are examples of each which are being captured correctly, as per the Excel screenshot I have shared.
Thank you for your help,
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@glyph Can you share a screenshot of your Excel table? In the meantime, if the source of the data is from MS Forms, you may be interested in these tutorials:
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