In Dynamics 365 Business Central it’s quite common to do operations in AL code for filtering a set of records and then retrieving a value of the first record of the filtered recordset. Something like in the following code, where we filter the Item table for retrieving the first item with Unit Price greater than 1000:
Let’s imagine now to use Power Automate to do the same thing. We can…
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Power Automate: retrieving the first item of a recordset avoiding a loop.
In Dynamics 365 Business Central it’s quite common to do operations in AL code for filtering a set of records and then retrieving a value of the first record of the filtered recordset. Something like in the following code, where we filter the Item table for retrieving the first item with Unit Price greater than…
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