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Hello,
I have been working with a few different flows to keep track of data. In the past I used JavaScript to control this type of work and found it to be pretty straight forward to define an array and use a FOR loop to go through each line along with a nested IF statement to check values and update based on the item I am checking. It seems to be straight forward in flows using an apply to each function with a condition nested that would update a row based on what is found. I can tell that the flow runs through the whole table but it does not seem to update the row the way that I anticipate.
This is going to be a common function for me and I am open to any suggestions as to how to better perform this operation.
The attached images are the flow that I am trying to run and the table it is connected to.
Thanks for any help!
Ryan
I found that by adding a column to the data that i update using an incremental count works well to give a unique value to use to be able to update rows in this method. I will continue to use this method unless I find a more efficient method.
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