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Trying to Apply to each conditions to results of the Filter Array which as a result returns 'true', which should be 'false'.
For example:
empty(items('Apply_to_each')?['Supplier Name']) is equals to TRUE
Should return False, but returns True
I have another flow which was setup exactly the same and returned values are correct.
Please help to identify what I'm missing out.
Conditions:
Results:
There was no reason to use apply to each inside another apply to each, steps further down the line didn't bother me at the time, because the flow was failing above. It is now corrected, I used 'contain' instead of 'equals'.
Anyway, thanks for few more ideas, I really appreciate that.
Hey -
Is there a reason you're using an apply to each inside of an apply to each? It looks like your outer "Apply to each" is using the results of your filter array above, but the inner loop that sends the email is using a different data source (the green Excel icon). It seems as though those fields should be coming from your apply to each result
When I have trouble with conditions, sometimes I'll drop in a Compose and write the value of the field (e.g. items('Apply_to_each')?['Supplier Name']) and check that it's what I expect. Then you can put a formula in the compose (e.g. not(equals(items('Apply_to_each')?['Supplier Name'],'Bradgate ') and check that is resolving correctly to true/false. The conditions can be quite a pain sometimes but composes will be your friend!
Although, the problem partly solved, yet not fully.
I have this condition which was causing misbehaviour, but cannot figure out correct syntax to make it working.
The condition is looking up for Supplier Name value of 'Bradgate ' (bear in mind space after supplier name) and if finds something else should trigger 'True', so far resulting in FALSE.
Thanks for the clue, you where absolutely right. I have found the condition which was causing misbehaviour.
Since you have three conditions with "OR", is it possible that one of your other three conditions is resolving to true and not the first condition? If you remove condition 2 & 3, does it still resolve as true?
It looks right on the surface!
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