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Need to add values from an Apply to Each to an object in a previously generated array

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Posted on by 893 Super User 2026 Season 1
Hello -
 
I've been focusing on Power Apps recently and cannot remember design patterns for power automate that I'm sure I've used before. So, looking for some help again!
 
The output of this Select is three fields for each object. The 'Status Narrative' is intentionally left blank/empty because the subsequent Apply to each obtains that value from each user story.
 
How do I append to the output of the Select each value obtained in the Apply to each by user story number?
 
For now, I'm appending to an array variable each user story narrative value which is shown in the Compose output outside the loop. But I can change that.
 
 
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    11manish Profile Picture
    3,333 on at
    Please follow below youtube video , might be helpful to resolve your problem:
     
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    Cgangweg01 Profile Picture
    893 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at
    Hello @11manish 
     
    Thank you for the reply. The video refers to a third party which I will not be able to acquire at this point.
     
    I found the pattern I've used in the past for this scenario. 
     
    Basically ...
    • build an object when the status narrative is obtained and put each object in an array, first screen shot
    • use that object array and the user story array to iterate and build a new select statement output with the store narrative included, second screen shot
     
     
     
    There is probably an xpath way to do all this put I don't know all that enough yet.
     
    Hope this pattern helps someone out there!

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