Reputation: 49
I have a heavily nested JSON packet, containing arrays of arrays, and at the end of the chain there is invariably a key-value pair named: "id:" and "value:".
In the Power Automate interface, available objects, fields, etc are listed without any context so I just see a long list of "id" keys available without any indication, tooltip or other help to distinguish where they actually originate in the JSON structure.
At least, I haven't found a way to do this, so it is very frustrating just having to pick one at random, then "peek at code" to see if "by chance" I have picked correctly... which invariably I have not.
The PowerAutomate interface is SO frustrating for a tool that is so useful!
Does anyone out there know how to resolve this, or indeed, if it is not a problem, but I am doing it all wrong!?
Many thanks,
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