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Converting array of UPNs to an Array of Display Names

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Hi Team,

We have a scenario where we need to get a UPN column from SQL Server and convert the UPNs to their respective display names. The challenge is that the office 365 connector only accepts a single parameter and converts all the other UPNs to a single value(display name) e.g.  If  the column has 2 UPNs namely abc@abc.com and xyz@abc .com , the display names would be abc , abc .

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Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

 

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  • VictorIvanidze Profile Picture
    13,073 on at

    If a column contains several UPNs, convert them to array.

  • v-bofeng-msft Profile Picture
    on at

    Hi @vivekmurli :

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    Please use the "Append to string variable" action.

    vbofengmsft_1-1639634235226.png

    Best Regards,

    Bof

     

  • vivekmurli Profile Picture
    5 on at

    Thank you for the response Bof,

    I followed the steps and getting all the display names , However the challenge is that it is displaying all the Display names in all the cells as shown below.

    vivekmurli_0-1639642074132.pngvivekmurli_1-1639642198143.png


    Is there a way to put these display names against the respective entries as a separate column as shown below

    vivekmurli_2-1639642333291.png


    Please let me know if you need more info.








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