How to iterate through JSON Outputs?

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Hi there,

I have some JSON from a compose output seen as below:

[
 {
 "uim_name": "Timothy Barnes",
 "uim_answer": true
 }, 
 {
 "uim_name": "Ashley Barnes",
 "uim_answer": false
 },
 {
 "uim_name": "John Shelborne",
 "uim_answer": false
 }
]

I am trying to 'update a row' in Dataverse if all of the "uim_answer" values equal 'true'. Can someone help me write out the formula needed for this? I'm assuming it would need to be written inside a compose.

Apply to Each and a condition does not work as it takes each value separately and updates the rows separately inside each loop.

Thanks in advance for your help!

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v-liwei-msft on at

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Hi @Usernametwice23

You can attach the uim_answer in the Json to an array variable through Apply to each.
Use a conditional to do nothing if the array variable contains false.
update row if not contain false

I have made a test for your reference:

Best Regards,

Levi

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grantjenkins 11,063 Moderator on at

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We can use a single expression within a Condition to check across all objects and see if all of them are true (there are no objects set to false).

The expression below converts your array of objects into XML, then uses XPath to return all items where uim_answer is equal to false, which is then wrapped inside a length expression. In our Condition we can check to see if that length is equal to 0, and if it is then it means all uim_answer values must be true. In that case, we go into the Yes branch and update our row in Dataverse.

length(xpath(xml(json(concat('{"root": { values:', outputs('Compose'), '}}'))), '//root/values[normalize-space(uim_answer)="false"]'))

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Usernametwice 503 on at

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Perfect just what I was needing! Thank you

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