Aww sorry about that and thanks for persevering 👍 technically I could have selected at random using rand() only and no need for guids and sort. But I wanted to be fair to everyone by jumbling up that virtual hat and demonstrate something challenging that manipulated data. I hope you took something away from this live build. Thanks for watching.
Congratulations and thanks for showing us the wizard behind the curtain. It's really helpful to see the imperfections because it helps offset the sting of our own, and teaches 'how to fish' so to speak by sharing the thought process out loud. Can you explain how the final compose works in the background please? Is it looping through the results of the apply to each?
It uses outputs() learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/workflow-definition-language-functions-reference#outputs which returns the objects created in the form of an array.
Thanks for all the great videos... I learned a lot from you.
Cheers Ralf. Thank you for your support through your blog site too. I’m hoping the live format was useful.
Congratulations on 10k subs
Thank you Gary 👍
Lost me at 35 mins :) I definitely appreciate the brain power required here!
Aww sorry about that and thanks for persevering 👍 technically I could have selected at random using rand() only and no need for guids and sort. But I wanted to be fair to everyone by jumbling up that virtual hat and demonstrate something challenging that manipulated data. I hope you took something away from this live build. Thanks for watching.
Congratulations and thanks for showing us the wizard behind the curtain. It's really helpful to see the imperfections because it helps offset the sting of our own, and teaches 'how to fish' so to speak by sharing the thought process out loud.
Can you explain how the final compose works in the background please? Is it looping through the results of the apply to each?
It uses outputs() learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/workflow-definition-language-functions-reference#outputs which returns the objects created in the form of an array.
Thanks so much for the prize
Thank you for entering and supporting me. Enjoy!
When are you going live again?
Thank you Deepak. I’ve not worked that one out yet, but think I should 😍