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Hi Team,

 

NICE Day.

 

I would like to seek assistance regarding my export to csv values.

My multi selection column exported like this.

[{"Value":"Dacion En Pago"},{"Value":"ID"}]

I would like to ask what can I do to remove the brackets, quotations and semi colons.

I am parsing JSON upon my export and using PowerApps. Thank you!

 
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    CFernandes Profile Picture
    8,504 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Hey @nmlsanmiguel ,

     

    You can just use replace

     

    Example would be

     

    replace(replace(replace(replace(replace(string(outputs('Compose')), '[', ''), ']', ''), '"', ''),'}',''),'{','')
     
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  • Chriddle Profile Picture
    8,729 Super User 2026 Season 2 on at

    Assuming your array is in a Compose:

    join(
    	xpath(
    		xml(json(concat('{"Root":{"Item":', outputs('Compose'),'}}'))),
    		'//Value/text()'
    	),
    	','
    )

     

  • nmlsanmiguel Profile Picture
    on at

     Thanks your answers. But I would to know how I would reference the compose item in creation to CSV Table? 

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  • nmlsanmiguel Profile Picture
    on at

    I used the replace. and it worked! Thank you so much! God Bless and Merry Christmas!:) 

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  • Chriddle Profile Picture
    8,729 Super User 2026 Season 2 on at

    You take either @CFernandes or my expression, replace the outputs('Compose') with item()['<propertyName>'] and add it to the value column in you Create CSV table.

    <propertyName> is the name of the property from the input (I assume it's a Select).

  • CFernandes Profile Picture
    8,504 Most Valuable Professional on at

    @nmlsanmiguel @Chriddle Merry Christmas!

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