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Multiple people picker values in FLOW

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Posted on by TRISTAR

Hello,

I am using GetItems to get from a SharePoint list, I have multiple people chosen in the 'Owner' field and would like to concatenate them into a single item.

I was able to build the flow with 2 Apply to Each loops one embedded in the other, the output shows each loop generating the desired value and I'm appending this to an array variable, however when calling the variable from a HTML table, it seems to combine all of them under the header, is there a workaround for this ?

Here's my flow:

Variable 2 is a String

Variable 1 is an Array

Compose has this:

concat(items('Apply_to_each_2')?['DisplayName'],';',variables('OwnerList'))

Thanks !

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navyjax2 98 on at

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Re: Multiple people picker values in FLOW

What is "value" in the first "Apply to each"?
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Re: Multiple people picker values in FLOW

@v-bacao-msftyou are a Rockstar, thank you so much for sharing this solution!!!
TRISTAR 5 on at

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Re: Multiple people picker values in FLOW

Thanks much Barry, I had all the other pieces except the part where the Array had the specific column header and value updated.

Your code worked like a charm, thanks a ton !!
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v-bacao-msft on at

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Re: Multiple people picker values in FLOW

Hi @TRISTAR ,

Could you give an example of the specific effect of HTML table you want?

If you want to arrange the Display of everyone in Multiple people choices in a line with a semicolon, you could refer to the following method.

The basic structure is similar to yours, but I use String variable to store DisplayName of all the users in the current item.

Then use an array variable to append the field that need to be displayed in HTML Table.

The last step of Apply to each needs to clear String variable so that only DisplayName contained in the current item is retained in String variable.

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Hope it helps.

Best Regards,