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Posted on by saurabh_talele

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Respexted sir ,

i am new to power automate I have problem with getting wrong output from python in desktop automate.

k="""%NewVar2%"""

o="""%List3%"""

len([each for each in o if each.lower() in k.lower()])>=2

case : 1
NewVar2 is variable as= Ram shyam sam

List3=["Ram","shyam"]

##################### Got Output in power automate as True

##################### Got Output in Python True

case : 2
NewVar2 is variable as= Ram shyam sam

List3=["Rama","ashyam"]

##################### Got Output in power automate as True

##################### Got Output in Python as False

Why ? my output is differ from original in python ide,

I need that true or false produced by python

Can I get that output somehow?

So tried thing like

k="""%NewVar2%"""

o="""%List3%"""

kk=len([each for each in o if each.lower() in k.lower()])>=2

print(kk)

but this is also not working?

thanks

your faithfully

saurabh

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iamspyder 9 on at

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Try This,

k="""%FileContents%"""
o=['ram','shyam']

kk=len([each for each in o if each.lower() in k.lower()])>=2
print(kk)
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Dipak Badgujar 34 on at

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Hi Saurabh,
You are getting this error because Python script can't be understand by Power Automate List or vice-versa.
Hence, you need to try following steps

k="""%NewVar2%"""

o=['ramm','shyam']

kk=[]

kkj=len([each for each in o if each.lower() in k.lower()])>=2

kk.append(kkj)

kk.append("true")
print(kk)
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saurabh_talele 94 on at

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thanks this is also nice solution
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k="""%NewVar2%"""

str="""%List3%"""

kk=str.lstrip("[").rstrip("]")

o=kk.split(',')

kk=[]

kkj=len([each for each in o if each.lower() in k.lower()])>=2

kk.append(kkj)

kk.append("true")
print(kk)
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Yes this is nice solution.....also
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saurabh_talele 94 on at

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nice solution sir,this best thing when python returns array

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