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How to use fields from CSV table data to my POST API call?

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Here is my Flow. After generating the CSV table. I would want to parse it and use its fields as variables on my "Apply to each" POST API call.

 

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    v-yamao-msft Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @Anonymous ,

     

    It is not possible to select property from the CVS table and add it on an Apply to each action.

     

    Please consider using action Select to generate an array of selected items, then select properties from the array and use it on an Apply to each action.

     

    Besides, when using Select action, we could add, remove, or rename elements in each object in an array.

     

    I have made an example for your reference.

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    Best regards,

    Mabel

     

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    Community Power Pla... Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @v-yamao-msft ,

     

    Thank you for the reference. If I'm going the Select, will it be like having a list in Flow like a CSV table that whenever my POST API call run, instead of fetching data through "apply to each" from the external system, it will fetch data to a list in Flow? Thank you in advance!

     

    If using the CSV table is not possible, is it possible in HTML table? Thanks.

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    anton-khrit 197 on at

    Hi!

     

    You can use Parse CSV action from Plumsail Documents connector. It allows you to convert CSV into an array and variables for each column. Please read this article demonstrating how it works.

     

    In your case you may need to save your CSV table as file somewhere and then put this file into the action.

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