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How to use the Sharepoint HTTP widget to get more that 100 rows

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Simple request.  I'm using the HTTP widget on a flow to get only the 'Title' and 'ID' columns.  The URI looks like:

/_api/Web/Lists/getByTitle('MyListName')/Items/?$select=ID,Title

Returns: (just a ship)

{
 "odata.nextLink": "https://SharepointSiteURL/_api/Web/Lists/getByTitle(%27MyListName%27)/Items?%24skiptoken=Paged%3dTRUE%26p_ID%3d3583&%24select=ID%2cTitle",
 "value": [
 {
 "Id": 3484,
 "Title": "0010c00001stVwwAAE",
 "ID": 3484
 },
 {
 "Id": 3485,
 "Title": "0010c00001stgqOAAQ",
 "ID": 3485
 }
 ... snip ...
 ]
}

That works fine if there are less than 100 rows.

 

In my case the list may be more that 1000 rows.  I have seed posts on how to set the top and pagination when using the SharePoint GET widget.  ( @grantjenkins is one example here).

 

How can I set the "Top" and Pagination values when using the SharePoint HTTP widget?

 

Thank you for your time.

Alex

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    on at

    Hi ,  @AlexLindberg 

    You can add this code after your http request.

    &$top=5000

     

    And for more information, you can refer to :
    SharePoint REST API read large list items with pagination - SharePoint Stack Exchange

     

    And this is the Share Point API , you can post this issue to the Share Point  forum.

     

    Best Regards,

    Yueyun Zhang

     

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    87 on at

    That works.  I was missing the '&'.

     

    Is there a method to specify pagination so if there are more rows that $top the HTP Get request will 'loop' to get all rows?

     

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