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I'm using power automate to retrieve survey data from Customer Voice, my issue is the response is all coming in one column. I used Parse JSON to get the data, here's what the data look like (body from Parse JSON function):

[

{

"questionId": "r3333444",

"response": "5"

{

"questionId": "r3333444555",

"response": "5"

{

"questionId": "r33334442233",

"response": "Yourself"

{

"questionId": "r33334442222",

"response": "John Doe"

{

"questionId": "r3333444998888",

"response": "email@yahoo.com"

{

"questionId": "r3333444334455",

"response": "111-222-3333"

{

"questionId": "r333344422344",

"response": "need help"

{

"questionId": "r33334442211111",

"response": "Opt-in"

}

]

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I would like to get this to a CSV, the questionID supposed to be the question names, but it's only coming out as QuestionID.

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DJ_Jamba 2,837 Moderator on at

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Hi @pwruser123

Can you paste the survey data you are getting before you run it through a Parse JSON action?
Remove any sensitive data

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@DJ_Jamba Here's what the data looks like before Parse JSON action:

[{"questionId":"r3333444","response":"5"},
{"questionId":"r3333444555","response":"5"},
{"questionId":"r33334442233","response":"Yourself"},
{"questionId":"r33334442222","response":"John Doe"},{"questionId":"r3333444998888","response":"email@yahoo.com"},
{"questionId":"r3333444334455","response":"111-222-3333"},
{"questionId":"r333344422344","response":"Need help"},{"questionId":"r0a19a484ddba431fae09671970a0b36b","response":"Opt-in"}]

This is coming from a table in the Customer Voice Survey Response table, then I use List Row action. Here's the screenshot:

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I need whatever is inside this:

not the schema

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This is what I sent, it's the responses in JSON format

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Hi @pwruser123

so you want to retrive questions names from dataverse instead of question id > am i correct ?

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@Nived_Nambiar Yes, I want to retrieve all the questions and their responses, right now it's coming has question IDs, which is fine, but need to get the JSON to a CSV so I can export it in a table format

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So how should expected format something like this

Question ID1, Question ID2, .....

Response1, response 2.......

where question ID should be headers and responses should be values, am i correct?

Or in below format ?

This flow would help

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@Nived_Nambiar yes, but right now, it's all showing up as just QuestionID for all questions
here's an example:
[{"questionId":"r3333444","response":"5"},
{"questionId":"r3333444555","response":"5"},
{"questionId":"r33334442233","response":"Yourself"},
{"questionId":"r33334442222","response":"John Doe"},{"questionId":"r3333444998888","response":"email@yahoo.com"},
{"questionId":"r3333444334455","response":"111-222-3333"},
{"questionId":"r333344422344","response":"Need help"},{"questionId":"r0a19a484ddba431fae09671970a0b36b","response":"Opt-in"}]

so the questionids need to be headers, and the response should be rows, for each responses

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Hi @pwruser123

see this flow (you have to make modifications to your existing flow)

1. Initialize two variables after list rows action (one for array type, other for object type)

2. After parse json action, use apply to each loop again to loop through results of parse json

2.1 - inside that use compose action to add properties to tempObject variable

2.3 then set the value from that compose action to tempObject

addProperty(variables('tempObject'),items('Apply_to_each_2)?['questionId'],items('Apply_to_each_2)?['response'])

3. After the loop , use append to array to append tempObject to FinalArr variable

4. set the tempObject as {}

Now outside of Apply to each loop, use create csv table action (I think you need to create csv table after looping through all).

Hope it helps !

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Could you post a screenshot of your whole flow including the trigger?

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