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Dear All,

 

I have a SharePoint list that includes some records and I have another list users add items in it and power automate workflow Get Items and check equal the dropdown value then update people picker field emails it works with one email but once i add multaple emails it gives me this below message and nothing happen

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  • vivekpande18 Profile Picture
    894 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    Hi @MohamedMo ,

     

    If you want to update multiple values in the person field, you should provide users #Claim. Like below

     

    [
     {
      "Claims": "User Claim1"
     },
     {
      "Claims": "User Claim2"
     }
    ]

     

    I have two lists in my case  List 1 & List 2

    List 2

    vivekpande18_0-1653541914046.png

    I want to update the users from Person field in List 2 to List 1 Person field.

    List 1

    vivekpande18_1-1653542022070.png

     

    Flow Steps:

    1- Get Items from List 2 & initialize variable

    vivekpande18_2-1653542101032.png

    Above variable will hold the value of users to update in another list. It should be array type.

     

    2- Build the users Claim

    vivekpande18_3-1653542198244.png

     Select 

    From : select the multi value person field from dynamic content

    Map : Calims | Select the person claim from dynamic content

     

    Variable

    Set the variable value with the Output of the Select action.

     

    3- Update 

     

    vivekpande18_4-1653542425208.png

    Update the set variable.

     

    Output:

    vivekpande18_5-1653542541492.png

     

     

    Thanks

    Vivek Pande

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  • Nicole0117 Profile Picture
    21 on at

    Hello @vivekpande18 

    Where do you place the below formula,

    [
     {
      "Claims": "User Claim1"
     },
     {
      "Claims": "User Claim2"
     }
    ]

    and also, 

    when you create the 'Apply to Each' function, when selecting the 'output' at the top what value did you use? 

     

    Thank you for any help! 

    @Nicole0117 

  • 46EMILY Profile Picture
    23 on at

    This was soooo helpful. Thank you 🙂

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