Hello,
I am getting a never-ending loop/ the flow never ends, and it keeps re-adding some of the data and does not stop. Basically, I have a manual trigger -> reads a pdf -> unstructured document model ai that reads the pdf text -> then updates a excel sheet.
Flow:
But every time I fill out the columns with the A.I variables in image 2, it keeps creating these "for each loops" automatically forcing me to use it. For example, when I fill the date variable it creates 3 for each loops. The loops work but they never stop and it just keeps re-adding the data that was already added and does not stop. So instead of my excel file being small, the flow does not stop until I manually trigger the "Stop test"
My goal is to put the data into the excel file once. Currently, the flow does not stop and it keeps readding the same data.
Hi @jalfaro ,
By default, Power Automate adds a 'For each' loop when you are trying to access a property that is inside an array item (like a date field, for example). It happens because technically you first need to access the array element, and then the specific property. Sometimes, however, we have a single item in the array, but Power Automate still adds the 'For each' loop for us.
To solve it, we can build an expression to directly access your date element, avoiding these 3 loops. Could you please share the raw outputs from the AI Builder action that is returning the date field? To access the raw outputs, you just need to go to your any previous flow run, navigate until the relevant action and click in 'Show raw outputs', as highlighted in yellow:
The raw outputs will appear in the right side of the screen: you can copy and share it here (just make sure to remove any sensitive data before sharing). Also, if you need more details about how to access the raw outputs, refer to the step-by-step from this blog post: http://digitalmill.net/2023/07/31/using-dynamic-content-in-power-automate/, or feel free to ask us in this thread 🙂
Hello,
How would I create "an expression to directly access your date element, avoiding these 3 loops"? Do I create a compose activity? Or what are the steps needed.
Here is some of the raw data, not all of it. When I do not include one of the parameters, it does not create two for each loops. And the flow ends, but I need this parameter to be able to distinguish the names of each column. So what can I do?
Possible reason:
I think the for each loops are created, because in the AI hub, I am extracting three fields:
1. Parameters Column
2. Name Field
3. Ending Page
Raw Data:
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Hi @jalfaro ,
The outputs don't contain a reference of the document field extracted by AI Builder, so we won't be able to use it to find a solution.
As an alternative, you can share the JSON from the 'Code view' of your actions. To access it, just click in the action and, in the left side of the screen (in the same pane where you enter the parameters), select the 'Code view', as highlighted in yellow:
We will need it for both 'Add row into a table' actions and the three loops.
About the expressions, you can insert it directly in your 'Add row into a table' action inputs. We will dig into this part of the process once we have the expressions ready 🙂
The flow looks a bit like this now. I removed the other excel "add a row" to try and get the flow to look a bit more simple and so it could function properly.
Here is the code from the first "for each" :
Hi @jalfaro ,
Thank you for sharing the code view! Power Automate added the 'For each 2' to capture the 'Crew name' value, and the 'For each' for all of the other values. Below, I'm sharing the expressions that will replace the fields dynamic content in each of your 'Add row to a table' inputs:
Date: outputs('Extract_information_from_forms')?['body']?['responsev2']?['predictionOutput']?['tables']?['Automate597bbeef311f5b9e0df340f0b0a68c1d']?['entries'][0]?['Date']?['text']
Job(s): outputs('Extract_information_from_forms')?['body']?['responsev2']?['predictionOutput']?['tables']?['Automate597bbeef311f5b9e0df340f0b0a68c1d']?['entries'][0]?['Hours_004569f0b6a7e8769364f074183f28efc5']?['text']
Hours - Job: outputs('Extract_information_from_forms')?['body']?['responsev2']?['predictionOutput']?['tables']?['Automate597bbeef311f5b9e0df340f0b0a68c1d']?['entries'][0]?['Hours_004569f0b6a7e8769364f074183f28efc5']?['text']
Hours - Break: outputs('Extract_information_from_forms')?['body']?['responsev2']?['predictionOutput']?['tables']?['Automate597bbeef311f5b9e0df340f0b0a68c1d']?['entries'][0]?['Hours_002cc024136d3c5e0c504613bab2af61e1']?['text']
Hours - NPT: outputs('Extract_information_from_forms')?['body']?['responsev2']?['predictionOutput']?['tables']?['Automate597bbeef311f5b9e0df340f0b0a68c1d']?['entries'][0]?['Hours_004c7f46d00c82aee4ec2077b9d28dd7df']?['text']
Hours - Paid: outputs(‘Extract_information_from_forms’)?[‘body’]?[‘responsev2’]?[‘predictionOutput’]?[‘tables’]?[‘Automate597bbeef311f5b9e0df340f0b0a68c1d’]?[‘entries’][0]?['Hours_0065a7f71a8030420e08c2167e75128771']?['text']
Time Pay: outputs(‘Extract_information_from_forms’)?[‘body’]?[‘responsev2’]?[‘predictionOutput’]?[‘tables’]?[‘Automate597bbeef311f5b9e0df340f0b0a68c1d’]?[‘entries’][0]?['Time_002fde14afb3a20b37487e67d9d67a448e0']?['text']
Production Pay: outputs(‘Extract_information_from_forms’)?[‘body’]?[‘responsev2’]?[‘predictionOutput’]?[‘tables’]?[‘Automate597bbeef311f5b9e0df340f0b0a68c1d’]?[‘entries’][0]?['Producti132efa0c6b566deed804341b17203544']?['text']
Additional Pay - Hours: outputs(‘Extract_information_from_forms’)?[‘body’]?[‘responsev2’]?[‘predictionOutput’]?[‘tables’]?[‘Automate597bbeef311f5b9e0df340f0b0a68c1d’]?[‘entries’][0]?['Addition27035ec9bb9dd92bd16749ecc4676356']?['text']
Additional Pay - Pay: outputs(‘Extract_information_from_forms’)?[‘body’]?[‘responsev2’]?[‘predictionOutput’]?[‘tables’]?[‘Automate597bbeef311f5b9e0df340f0b0a68c1d’]?[‘entries’][0]?['Addition02f1f00c7e089920922b99d42a2a6e91']?['text']
Total: outputs(‘Extract_information_from_forms’)?[‘body’]?[‘responsev2’]?[‘predictionOutput’]?[‘tables’]?[‘Automate597bbeef311f5b9e0df340f0b0a68c1d’]?[‘entries’][0]?['Total']?['text']
Crew Name: outputs('Extract_information_from_forms')?['body']?['responsev2']?['predictionOutput']?['tables']?['Crew_0022c7ee1247c02ccb3a711d582c9d73db6']?['columns'][0]?['name']
Where to add these values?
For each input of your 'Add row into a table' action, click in the "Fx" button:
An expression editor will pop-up, and you can insert the expression there.
After clicking "Add", the action's input field will look like below. Repeat this same process for all input fields, inserting the respective expression for each of them.
Quick explanation about the solution
Behind the scenes, all of the dynamic contents that you use in your actions are actually an expression. For example, when you were populating your 'Add row into a table' action and Power Automate automatically created the 'For each' loop, it added as input the expression outputs('Extract_information_from_forms')?['body']?['responsev2']?['predictionOutput']?['tables']?['Automate597bbeef311f5b9e0df340f0b0a68c1d']?['entries']. You get this information by checking your action 'Code view'.
When you check the expression relative to each input from your Excel action, you will find references to 'For each' or 'For each 2' (in red), like this one in Date: items('For_each')?['Date']?['text']. It means that, for each array element mapped by the 'For each' loop, Power Automate will access the 'Date' property, and then the 'text' property.
I'm assuming here that you are extracting only a single value per entity with AI Builder (the read document will have only one date, only one job, only one hours - job, and so on), so in the expressions that I've provided you with, I've basically joined the expressions from 'For each' (in red below) and from the specific entity (in blue below). As we need to access only the first element of the array, there is also a '[0]' as index reference (in green below):
outputs('Extract_information_from_forms')?['body']?['responsev2']?['predictionOutput']?['tables']?['Automate597bbeef311f5b9e0df340f0b0a68c1d']?['entries'][0]?['Date']?['text']
Conclusion and next steps
I know that the instructions above may be a confusing, so do not hesitate in asking for additional clarification about any step.
Also, for those users that are new to array references in Power Automate, I'm sharing this blog post about how to loop or access individual array elements: http://digitalmill.net/2023/07/12/using-loops-and-accessing-array-elements-in-power-automate/
Let me know if it works for you or if you need any additional help!
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Hello, I tried your solution. But actually, my pdf file has multiple dates. When I tried this solution, it only copied the single value. For example, I have date1, date2, date3, date4, etc. But for this solution, it kept repeating this date1(Monday) and repeated for 86 times:
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We are excited to announce the Summer of Solutions Challenge! This challenge is kicking off on Monday, June 17th and will run for (4) weeks. The challenge is open to all Power Platform (Power Apps, Power Automate, Copilot Studio & Power Pages) community members. We invite you to participate in a quest to provide solutions to as many questions as you can. Answers can be provided in all the communities. Entry Period: This Challenge will consist of four weekly Entry Periods as follows (each an “Entry Period”) - 12:00 a.m. PT on June 17, 2024 – 11:59 p.m. PT on June 23, 2024 - 12:00 a.m. PT on June 24, 2024 – 11:59 p.m. PT on June 30, 2024 - 12:00 a.m. PT on July 1, 2024 – 11:59 p.m. PT on July 7, 2024 - 12:00 a.m. PT on July 8, 2024 – 11:59 p.m. PT on July 14, 2024 Entries will be eligible for the Entry Period in which they are received and will not carryover to subsequent weekly entry periods. You must enter into each weekly Entry Period separately. How to Enter: We invite you to participate in a quest to provide "Accepted Solutions" to as many questions as you can. Answers can be provided in all the communities. Users must provide a solution which can be an “Accepted Solution” in the Forums in all of the communities and there are no limits to the number of “Accepted Solutions” that a member can provide for entries in this challenge, but each entry must be substantially unique and different. Winner Selection and Prizes: At the end of each week, we will list the top ten (10) Community users which will consist of: 5 Community Members & 5 Super Users and they will advance to the final drawing. We will post each week in the News & Announcements the top 10 Solution providers. At the end of the challenge, we will add all of the top 10 weekly names and enter them into a random drawing. Then we will randomly select ten (10) winners (5 Community Members & 5 Super Users) from among all eligible entrants received across all weekly Entry Periods to receive the prize listed below. If a winner declines, we will draw again at random for the next winner. A user will only be able to win once overall. If they are drawn multiple times, another user will be drawn at random. Individuals will be contacted before the announcement with the opportunity to claim or deny the prize. Once all of the winners have been notified, we will post in the News & Announcements of each community with the list of winners. Each winner will receive one (1) Pass to the Power Platform Conference in Las Vegas, Sep. 18-20, 2024 ($1800 value). NOTE: Prize is for conference attendance only and any other costs such as airfare, lodging, transportation, and food are the sole responsibility of the winner. Tickets are not transferable to any other party or to next year’s event. ** PLEASE SEE THE ATTACHED RULES for this CHALLENGE** Week 1 Results: Congratulations to the Week 1 qualifiers, you are being entered in the random drawing that will take place at the end of the challenge. Community MembersNumber SolutionsSuper UsersNumber Solutions Deenuji 9 @NathanAlvares24 17 @Anil_g 7 @ManishSolanki 13 @eetuRobo 5 @David_MA 10 @VishnuReddy1997 5 @SpongYe 9JhonatanOB19932 (tie) @Nived_Nambiar 8 @maltie 2 (tie) @PA-Noob 2 (tie) @LukeMcG 2 (tie) @tgut03 2 (tie) Week 2 Results: Congratulations to the Week 2 qualifiers, you are being entered in the random drawing that will take place at the end of the challenge. Week 2: Community MembersSolutionsSuper UsersSolutionsPower Automate @Deenuji 12@ManishSolanki 19 @Anil_g 10 @NathanAlvares24 17 @VishnuReddy1997 6 @Expiscornovus 10 @Tjan 5 @Nived_Nambiar 10 @eetuRobo 3 @SudeepGhatakNZ 8 Week 3 Results: Congratulations to the Week 3 qualifiers, you are being entered in the random drawing that will take place at the end of the challenge. Week 3:Community MembersSolutionsSuper UsersSolutionsPower Automate Deenuji32ManishSolanki55VishnuReddy199724NathanAlvares2444Anil_g22SudeepGhatakNZ40eetuRobo18Nived_Nambiar28Tjan8David_MA22 Week 4 Results: Congratulations to the Week 4 qualifiers, you are being entered in the random drawing that will take place at the end of the challenge. Week 4:Community MembersSolutionsSuper UsersSolutionsPower Automate Deenuji11FLMike31Sayan11ManishSolanki16VishnuReddy199710creativeopinion14Akshansh-Sharma3SudeepGhatakNZ7claudiovc2CFernandes5 misc2Nived_Nambiar5 Usernametwice232rzaneti5 eetuRobo2 Anil_g2 SharonS2
On July 16, 2024, we published the 2024 release wave 2 plans for Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Power Platform. These plans are a compilation of the new capabilities planned to be released between October 2024 to March 2025. This release introduces a wealth of new features designed to enhance customer understanding and improve overall user experience, showcasing our dedication to driving digital transformation for our customers and partners. The upcoming wave is centered around utilizing advanced AI and Microsoft Copilot technologies to enhance user productivity and streamline operations across diverse business applications. These enhancements include intelligent automation, AI-powered insights, and immersive user experiences that are designed to break down barriers between data, insights, and individuals. Watch a summary of the release highlights. Discover the latest features that empower organizations to operate more efficiently and adaptively. From AI-driven sales insights and customer service enhancements to predictive analytics in supply chain management and autonomous financial processes, the new capabilities enable businesses to proactively address challenges and capitalize on opportunities.
We're embarking on a journey to enhance your experience by transitioning to a new community platform. Our team has been diligently working to create a fresh community site, leveraging the very Dynamics 365 and Power Platform tools our community advocates for. We started this journey with transitioning Copilot Studio forums and blogs in June. The move marks the beginning of a new chapter, and we're eager for you to be a part of it. The rest of the Power Platform product sites will be moving over this summer. Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to the launch. We can't wait to welcome you to our new community space, designed with you in mind. Let's connect, learn, and grow together. Here's to new beginnings and endless possibilities! If you have any questions, observations or concerns throughout this process please go to https://aka.ms/PPCommSupport. To stay up to date on the latest details of this migration and other important Community updates subscribe to our News and Announcements forums: Copilot Studio, Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Pages