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ODATA Filter and HTML Table - Get Items based off of parameters

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So I have an inventory app.  I want it to email me every Monday morning with specific item quantities.  At the moment, any item marked with an 'H' in the priority column is spit out in the email.

That's fine, but I don't need to see the item in the email if I have enough of it.  For example, I only want to see items marked with 'H' less than or equal to the quantity of 1.

I'd also love to have a second parameter for the priority column.  Like L, for example.  I could make it so any item marked with L in the priority section and less than or equal to the quantity of 3 is spit out in the email.  I'm not sure if that's possible though.

Thank you.

 
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    Hi @Salamander94 ,

     

    I'm afraid I don't quite understand what you mean. I need a more detailed explanation to understand your needs.

    But if you want to configure multiple filters, you could use “and” directly in Filter Query to configure multiple filters.

    Please check this blog and get more details about Filter Query:

    https://veenstra.me.uk/2018/11/12/microsoft-flow-filter-queries-in-sharepoint-get-items/

     

     

    Correct the method I provided. When configuring Filter Query in List rows present in a table action, we can only configure a single filter, and temporarily do not support using “and” to configure multiple filters.

    However, you could use Filter array to configure multiple conditions to filter records.

    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/power-automate/data-operations#use-the-filter-array-action

    Please take a try.

     

     

    Best Regards,

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    Okay thank you for the help!

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