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Using “contains” Filter Query in MS Flow

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Introduction

This blog explains how to use “contains” filter query in MS Flow.

Use Case

Retrieve all the Accounts whose name contains ‘cloud’.

Steps to be Followed:

  1. We will use “Dynamics 365 – List records” Actions.
  2. Enter the Organization Name and entity. Filter Query: contains(name,’cloud’)
    • name is the logical name of the field which stores the account name.
    • ‘cloud’ is the value of account name by which we want to filter the retrieved account list.
    • Enter the above query in Filter Query:

  3. Run the flow to test. It will return all the account whose name contains “cloud’.

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