PowerAutomate smartsheet connector, how do you format an objectValue for an insert row?
I'm trying to insert a row into a sheet using the SmartSheets insert row connector that is available. The row contains 2 multipicklist columns.
I've tried:
{ "objectType": "MULTI_PICKLIST","values":[{"objectType":"PICKLIST", "value":"Logistics"}]}
"objectValue": { "objectType": "MULTI_PICKLIST","values":["Logistics"]}
{ "objectType": "MULTI_PICKLIST","values":["Logistics"]}
{ "objectValue": { "values":["Logistics"]}}
{ "objectValue": {"objectType":"MULTI_PICKLIST", "values":[{"value":"Logistics"}]}}
But, none of these formats have worked. It seems like I find a different answer for how it should look every page I go to.
Any help anyone can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Answers
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I'll go on a limb that the Smartsheet Power Automate Connector has not ben updated since before multi value pick lists were a thing, as such it is not available
@Genevieve P. Can you find out if this is accurate?
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Hi, @JHilton, it appears that multi-pick list is not supported. If your processes require it, the thread below has a workaround.
If you take this approach, you can insert your list as a comma-separated string and then use a formula to replace the separator with a newline, CHAR(10). Otherwise, when you form the input in PowerAutomate, use the expression decodeUriComponent('%0A') to separate your values with a newline.
CONCAT('value1',decodeUriComponent('%0A'),'value2',decodeUriComponent('%0A'),'value3')
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