I'm a bit stuck on a pretty complicated Flow I've been building.
The part I can't think of how to troubleshoot further is a conditional For Each that doesn't seem to be evaluating properly:
To add some context, the "Apply to Each" runs on a list of numbers, 1 ~ 181, one number at a time. If the Condition Evaluates to True, it will then append the number to a 2nd Variable.
Basically, the logic is "If List A [Current Item] is not found in List B, append [Current Item] to List C".
However, the Conditional checks are always incorrect. The List B variables are Array variables which likewise hold a list of numbers. In this case, List B contains "1", "12", among others. However, the Condition always evaluates to True, regardless of what is in List B. Automate gives no feedback on what the evaluation is actually doing, only that it results in True, which doesn't help.
I have List B as the entire list rather than individual items in the list, because comparing each item would improperly compare the sequences (List B might have 1,8,12, and it would compare that to 1,2,3).
Is there a better way to compare lists? This method seems inadequate and also faulty.
