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Create and access 2 dimensional array

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Hi, I am new to MS flow and need help in creating and accessing a 2Dimensional array in MS Flow

I have a sharepoint list as below:

using this list, i would like to create an array variable Array(AssignedTo,Task) - i.e { [Dileep,T1], [Dileep, T2], [Dileep, T3],[Raghav,T4], [Raghav,T5] }

After i get this array created, i would like to retrieve AssignedTo value for Task T3 i.e Dileep

Can someone help in acheiving the above requirement.

thanks,

-Dileep

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Hi @Anonymous

Can you please share more details on the scenario that you are trying to build?

Here in the screenshot, I am creating an array of object with custom columns and getting the coulmns i need from the returned list. You can do this more effectively by simply using the Filter and Select actions under Data Operations. Create key value pairs and access those from the array then.

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Thank you @yashag2255 . This helps

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How would one access the value parameter using variables or other function?

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Hey @Anonymous

The value parameter is of type array. So if you want to access that you can directly do it from the dynamic selector where an array can be referenced. If not, you can use the access name and then the body of the action and then the value parameter to reference it. If you can share more details on the scenario you are trying to build, we might be able to assist you better.

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