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Expand Query Syntax

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The DepartmentOrders table has a lookup to the Departments table.  I'm using the list rows command with a filter (to gather data from last 7 days) and attempting to expand the query so that I can reference the department name.  While building the flow it appears to work fine as I can reference Department DeptName from the dynamic content (see Create Order List below) but when I run the flow I get a "could not find a property" error message.  I feel like I'm very close but missing some vital piece of the puzzle.  

 

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  • Sundeep_Malik Profile Picture
    6,497 on at

    Hey @BagOTricks 

    Not sure but try this:

    Column name eq 'Value'

    Above what you have written looks fine just write braces beside the expression.

  • BagOTricks Profile Picture
    23 on at

    I don't think I understand what you're saying.  Try Column name eq 'Value' where?  Braces beside which expression?  

  • Sundeep_Malik Profile Picture
    6,497 on at

    @BagOTricks 

    You have used addDays expression there, beside that use braces.

  • BagOTricks Profile Picture
    23 on at

    Can you explain your reasoning?  The addDays part of that works fine.   It's the Expand Query that I can't make work.  Are you saying that the filter rows expression is impacting the Expand Query?  In what way?   

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    BagOTricks Profile Picture
    23 on at

    I'm not entirely sure I understand why but the solution to this was a capital D on the Departments table reference.  Doesn't make any sense to me why it would pull in the dynamic content with a "syntax error" in the table name but once I changed that it worked just fine.

  • jowald Profile Picture
    6 on at

    It's because you need the Schema name in the first part of your expand query

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