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Filter query on custom field

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I created a flow to get items from a SharePoint list with a filter to only gather those created yesterday, and then output to a CSV file. 

Worked fine:

 

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I have a text field named 'Reviewed Date' which is stamped with a date / time NOW() when an item's status changes to 'accepted'. 

So I'm trying to use the same process but switch the 'created' to 'reviewed date'....but with no joy. 

Can anyone help with how I set the filter up to use this new field please?

 

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Thanks

 

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    annajhaveri Profile Picture
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    Re: Filter query on custom field

    @Tricky778  you are using the display name of the column i.e. Reviewed Date in the filter query. However you need to use the internal name of the column. Please go to your list settings page, then click on Reviewed Date column. Then look at the browser url, you will see Field=<somevalue> in the browser URL, whatever it is there after Field= is the internal name of the column. E.g. if the URL in browser is _layouts/15/FldEdit.aspx?List=%7BDE91CBF2-0E68-427D-8D7D-5EC332766E2D%7D&Field=Title, then in this case the internal name is Title, same way you will find the internal name of Reviewed date column, get that internal name and use it in place of Reviewed Date in filter query parameter of Get Item action.

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    90 on at
    Re: Filter query on custom field

    Perfect! thank you for your help Anna. I carried out the steps outlined and it worked successfully. 

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