How do I write logic where I can assign current iterator value and another list value to the same object?
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I have two lists. I'm running a loop through list A of items. Inside the loop, I create an object of different type and I assign iterator A attribute to its "label". The next thing that I want to do is, assign the object of list B with A's current row number to the other attribute "value". How do I achieve this? As I can't find any inbuilt function which gives the object when row number/index is given as input. Without this option, it seems challenging as I can't assign list A to list X (as you see of different names) even though they are of the EXACT same type.( generalized by the same entity and contains no other attributes other than those)
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Priya Sopan
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Hi Priya,
To do this, you need to create a microflow that takes the current row number as input and retrieves the object from List B where the "value" attribute matches this row number.
You can use a loop with a microflow to iterate over List B and find the object with the matching "value" attribute.
Inside the loop, add a decision to check if the "value" attribute of the current object equals the current row number.
If it does, return this object.
If it doesn't, continue iterating until you find the matching object.
Let me know if that helps or you need any additional help or screenshot for the same.