How to filter JSON array using Filter Array action in Power Automate
In this blog, we learn about filtering JSON arrays in Power Automate. We all know that this type of requirement can easily be solved using JavaScript. But in this method, we have to create a web resource to register the script in CRM. Now, we can achieve this requirement within the CRM process itself. Power… Read More »
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