Yo! I.... Barely grasp the logic... you filter array A using values from Array B with condition saying does not include item().... item () - current item in each iteration of a looped action. So..... Filter array deep inside of its architecture is a loop? While combing through items of an array A, it checks if array B has it or not? Wow. Thank you. It's advanced. P.S. Didn't know you can filter something by using values from some other actions in the left operand of the condition... So... instead of conventional approach to filter array A, where items from array A are on the left and specific value on the right, we can use specific value on the left and items from array A on the right... Good to know!
Exactly, you can look if an item of Array A is in Array B. But both arrays need to have the same structure, so it's comparable. I'm happy if I can help
Very good video! Thanks a lot, will be testing it in my setup now
Thanks, i've been banging my head with this for about 3 days.
Believe me, I've been there. I know it's not a perfect solution, but it gets the job done in most of the cases. :-)
Flow checker error for the formula. Says correct to include a valid reference to 'select name' for the input parameters of action
@@wassim2k Well, what is the name of the action that you're referencing on and what is in your formula?
Yo! I.... Barely grasp the logic...
you filter array A using values from Array B with condition saying does not include item()....
item () - current item in each iteration of a looped action.
So.....
Filter array deep inside of its architecture is a loop? While combing through items of an array A,
it checks if array B has it or not?
Wow.
Thank you. It's advanced.
P.S.
Didn't know you can filter something by using values from some other actions in the left operand of the condition...
So... instead of conventional approach to filter array A, where items from array A are on the left and specific value on the right, we can use specific value on the left and items from array A on the right... Good to know!
Exactly, you can look if an item of Array A is in Array B. But both arrays need to have the same structure, so it's comparable. I'm happy if I can help