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Hi Team, I am trying AzureDevOps.UpdateWorkItem in Canvas App to update work item status however I can update title, description etc. easily but not getting exact query to update work item status. Please see below code -

AzureDevOps.UpdateWorkItem(
"1",
"AccountName",
{
project: "TbdSolution",
type: "Control",
title:"Approved Test Strategy",
dynamicFields:{ 'System.State': "Removed"}
}
)

Can anyone help me with the updated query?

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v-xiaochen-msft Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @ankurjain30 ,

You could try to use userEnteredFields field.

Best Regards,

Wearsky

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@v-xiaochen-msft Thanks for the solution, it worked.

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Hi @v-xiaochen-msft ,

first of all, thank you for the initial Solution! It helped me to understand how "userEnteredFields" works.
But now, if I want to add a second custom field to the table, the solution doesn't work anymore. Do you have a solution how someone can add multiple Custom Fields in the userEnteredFields table?

Thank you very much and best regards,
Dario

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Here is an example of 3 custom properties with the use of userenteriedfields. It follows the same pattern as one but each is separated by a comma and then a new {} is initiated for each property with a key and a value. Then at the conclusion close your statement/function with the appropriate number of ) and/or }.
userEnteredFields:Table({key:”Field1”,value:”Value1”},{key:”Field2”,value:”Value2”},{key:”Field3”,value:Value3})

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