Hi @FDUN89 ,
Here's a solution that does this except it doesn't write to a Word document (this one stops at creating a table and can be used to send to Word, send an email, other actions, etc). Here's the entire flow to the step sending to Word which you said you already have working, just need to rows specific to Indvidual clients.
The first apply to each gets all the emails (or clients in your case meaning this could be an account name) in an array and we are appending this variable with all clients from every row, including duplicate values.
Next you compose a union on your EmailList array and this removes duplicate values. So in your case, you end up with an array variable of client names, emails, account numbers, etc - whatever you want.
The last step to get your unique rows for each client is to create a filter. Here I am using the output of my client list from Compose Union and creating a filter array. The "from" is the body of the excel step (list rows present in a table) where the current item (from the union) is equal to the email value in the excel worksheet - again could be anything you want, doesn't have to be an email.
This is going to give a table of rows pertaining to an individual client. In your case immediately below create html table, inside the same apply to each, you will want to plug in your Word actions so for each client you are getting their rows in excel and pasting into word, etc.
Please mark as a solution if this is helpful! I am using this flow in a handful of variations in production and never disappoints. Always glad to help! Tom
