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Numbers Coming From Excel Not Showing up As Dynamic Values in SQL Server Insert Row

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I am using a List Rows Present in a Table to cycle through an Excel Spreadsheet and place the value into a SQL Server table. When populating the Insert Row fields in the SQL connector, all of the String values show up as Dynamic Values. However, none of the Number (Excel) to Int (Sql Server) values show up as available dynamic values.

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I suspect the numbers in Excel are being considered as Floats whether they have an decimal or not. AS a result they are being filtered out of dynamic content when filling in INT fields in SQL. Try converting them to INTs using either variables or Compose statements and see if those don't show in the dynamic content.

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This is strange. These two ID numeric values don't even come up as choices in a variable or Compose. after the List Rows Present. When I look at the raw output from the List Rows Present in a table, they are there, see the following.

                "@odata.etag": "",
                "ItemInternalId": "c2c688ff-4e1f-4bc0-be28-748e9c74a867",
                "APP_NAME": "Voyatouch",
                "APP_ID": "385",
                "APP_STATUS": "Active - In Production",
                "GAP_ID": "82",
                "GAP_NAME": "dg health aller ease",
                "VALUE": "1.7",
                "YEAR_ATR": "2018/05/15"

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TomDennison_BDP 47 on at

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Sorry it took so long for me to get back with a result. I modified the table for the two numbers to be floats. However, Power Automate still does not see them when from the Excel file when trying to place them in their respective Sql Server fields. I also double checked and the data in the Excel file is formatted as a number with zero decimal places.

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