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A Double Expand Query and Some Missing Dynamic Content in Power Automate

A Double Expand Query and Some Missing Dynamic Content in Power Automate
Just earlier this week I had to do a double expand (getting data from a table that are two relationships away) and realized that when I did that, I didn’t get any dynamic content. Bleh. Well. Not too difficult to solve with an expression, continue to read to find out how. An example scenario So... Continue Reading →

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Sara Lagerquist
Sara Lagerquist

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