Dear Community,
I have a view in Dynamics which i want to send out on a weekly basis - looking online it seems the best way to do this is to create a list of records in flow & then create an HTML table off of the data. I'm not familiar with ODATA filtering and so cannot replicate the filters I have in place for my view - please can you help me replicate the below in ODATA syntax?
thanks,
Drew
Hi @drewcarousel ,
If you are connecting to D365 , List Records action has option of attaching fetch xml . Go to advanced find and download the fetch xml from there and add it to Fetch XML Query parameter of List Records action.
Thanks
Hi @drewcarousel,
If you are using filter array action to do that, the expression should be:
@and(contains(item()?['SolutionStage'],'Text1'),not(equals(item()?['SolutionStage'],'Approved')),not(equals(item()?['SolutionStage'],'Revised')),not(equals(item()?['SolutionStage'],'Contract approved')),not(equals(item()?['OnHold'],'Yes')),equals(item()?['Status'],'Open'))
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If you are using ODATA filter array in the Dynamic action, you could refer to this table:
Operator | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
Logical Operators | ||
Eq | Equal | /Suppliers?$filter=Address/City eq 'Redmond' |
Ne | Not equal | /Suppliers?$filter=Address/City ne 'London' |
Gt | Greater than | /Products?$filter=Price gt 20 |
Ge | Greater than or equal | /Products?$filter=Price ge 10 |
Lt | Less than | /Products?$filter=Price lt 20 |
Le | Less than or equal | /Products?$filter=Price le 100 |
And | Logical and | /Products?$filter=Price le 200 and Price gt 3.5 |
Or | Logical or | /Products?$filter=Price le 3.5 or Price gt 200 |
Not | Logical negation | /Products?$filter=not endswith(Description,'milk') |
Arithmetic Operators | ||
Add | Addition | /Products?$filter=Price add 5 gt 10 |
Sub | Subtraction | /Products?$filter=Price sub 5 gt 10 |
Mul | Multiplication | /Products?$filter=Price mul 2 gt 2000 |
Div | Division | /Products?$filter=Price div 2 gt 4 |
Mod | Modulo | /Products?$filter=Price mod 2 eq 0 |
Grouping Operators | ||
( ) | Precedence grouping |
/Products?$filter=(Price sub 5) gt 10 |
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Community Support Team _ Lin Tu
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