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Having a problem Disassociating an N:N entity

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Hi everyone

I've created the simple Flow shown below which blanks out certain fields in my CRM when the Deceased flag of a Contact is changed (this represents the first two steps in the Flow and is working fine).

However, a Contact can have a various Communication Preferences that need Disassociating from the Contact record. They are linked via an N:N relationship. This is the Unrelate rows part of my Flow, and it's this that's causing me an issue. Each Communication Preference may or may not be present, but whatever is present needs Disassociating. Obviously, each different Communication Preferences has it's own GUID.

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As you will see, I've out the Communication Preferences table in the first box, input the Relationship between the Contact entity and the Communication Preferences entity. In the Unrelate with box I've put the GUID of the first Communication Preferences that I would like disassociated.

Here's the error that I'm getting which suggests to me that I'm not putting the correct fields in:

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So, my questions are:

- Which fields should I be putting in the unrelate section?, and
- How am I able to unrelate several Communication Preferences (should they exist for a particular contact) at the same time?

Many thanks for your help!
Jon

 







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    Re: Having a problem Disassociating an N:N entity

    Hi @jonclaylondon ,

     

    You can see the hint text of Unrelate rows action:

    vjefferni_1-1676527884247.png

     

    So, you can add get a row by ID action with GUID and then select Odata Id from dynamic contents.

    vjefferni_2-1676528122021.png

     

    Best regards,

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