SPLIT Function DROVE ME Crazy with "RESULT" but solved...

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Posted on by Warisme

I want to put this out, for anyone who like me, finds millions of examples of code, but then CAN NOT GET IT WORKING.

So here is what I have the SPLIT FUNCTION

always using RESULT like ).Result or Name: Result etc.... ALWAYS GAVE ME AN ISSUE!

When I changed it to .Value or Name: Value works like a champ. WHY ?????

Here is the code difference

THIS WORKS!

ForAll(colAttachmentLogList As HC,
ForAll( Split(HC.AttachmentNames, ",").Value,
Collect(colAttachmentLogList2,
{ Title: HC.Title, CreatedDate: HC.CreatedDate, Officer_Name: HC.Officer_Name, AttachmentNames: Value }
)
)
);

This SHOWS the "RESULT" as NOT RECOGNIZED

ForAll(colAttachmentLogList As HC,
ForAll( Split(HC.AttachmentNames, ",").Result,
Collect(colAttachmentLogList2,
{ Title: HC.Title, CreatedDate: HC.CreatedDate, Officer_Name: HC.Officer_Name, AttachmentNames: Result }
)
)
);

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LaurensM 12,516 Moderator on at

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Hi @Warisme,

Some time ago a change was implemented that changed the output of functions such as Distinct() and Split() from Result to Value. Code previous to the change release, should have automatically been converted from Result to Value.

New code will now need to reference Value instead of Result. The release note can be viewed here.

If this solves your question, would you be so kind as to accept it as a solution & give it a thumbs up.

Thanks!

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Warisme 32 on at

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Hi LausrensM, thanks for the heads up, its always nice to refernce that back for review, but I have read many cases of the difference of RESULT and VALUE, which leads me to believe what you SPLIT might have more to do with it,
but what is even whackier is seeing examples of code that works for others, just a few MONTHS ago in the blogs,
so when did that "change" occur ?

Either way, its nice to know that I can still get the job done, as it was making me feel like I was the only dip in the world who could not get it working, as there are THOUSANDS of examples using .RESULT..
and yet... I was stuck in the dead zone. Changes like these in my world are just bad management, for MS its PAR FOR THE COURSE... but as long as I can get from A to B and my employers are happy, I move on..

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