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Hello,
anyone knows how to change the code to avoid the error below? Thanks.
I did scroll through several answers already on this topic but nothing seems to work. On previous designs the "grant access" was within the for each (which makes more sense I guess) but the expression of the for each does not validate and that is the basic problem.
Hi,
You can select right from Power Automate designer itself, make sure you choose an array instead as an input to the Foreach loop.
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Thanks for your answer. Not really sure what you mean though.
I did use the power automate designer. But it does not show what type of input I select.
Purpose is that after inserting a new line of a list I need to give access to some people for that specific line (and as such no access to others). So the idea was to look at a certain field to be equal to 'OBE' but ... well it fails.
I don't understand what kind of input should be an 'array'. It does not make sense to me.
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