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Getting multiple choice/lookup columns values when creating csv table from PowerApps

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i have created a flow based on Reza's video on Export Power Apps data to Excel in CSV format. I am able to successfully to create the CSV file with the flow and have no issues getting values from text columns or single choice values. However, i am not able to get the values for 4 columns which are Choice/lookup fields which allow multiple selections. Can anyone advise how do i get the values for multiple choice/lookup field in flow.

The 4 columns which are choice/lookup are 
Role, Mode of Support, T&M Support Location, MSP Support Service Required. Formula i used for single choice column like item()?['Column Name']['Value'] does not work for multiple choice/lookup columns. 

 

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  • fchopo Profile Picture
    8,003 Moderator on at

    Hi @jeanleelm12 

    For each of the multi-value choice columns you mentioned, you need to:

    1) Declare a variable

    2) Get the value of the column

    3) For each value (apply_to_each)

    4) Append the value to a string variable plus a ";"

    5) Show the variable value in the create CSV Table.

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    Hope that helps!
    Ferran

  • Paulie78 Profile Picture
    8,422 Moderator on at

    Are you after the ID or the value? in your CSV?

  • jeanleelm12 Profile Picture
    5 on at

    I am after the value for the 4 mentioned columns. As these 4 columns are choice or lookup columns with multiple selection, they now appear as i.e. [{"Value":"Review & Approval"}] in my CSV report. I read from some other sites they mentioned can use concat function but I am not familiar with concat in Power Automate.

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    Paulie78 Profile Picture
    8,422 Moderator on at

    This was an interesting question, I made you a video response to explain the solution:

     

    How to work with multiple choice/lookup columns values when creating CSV table in Power Automate 

     

    Blog: tachytelic.net

    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/PaulieM/videos

    If I answered your question, please accept it as a solution 😘

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