Create PostOperation Plugin is missing Attributes/Fields, but the field is populated in CRM

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Hello CRM Community,

I would like to ask if you can help me with the following problem, I have a plugin that runs on Create of the Contact entity synchronously, I'm triggering that plugin when importing an excel template, with the columns filled.

But when I check entity or postImage object, there my field is missing, even though I have it filled in the excel and checked it in the postImage attributes.

Some Notes: When I have a template only with name and those three newly created columns for this plugin, then it works fine, but when I have some more columns on template, the value is missing.

Any ideas why could this be happening?

Thanks in advance

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Abdul Wahab 12,119 Moderator on at

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Hi wYh0iUt

Are you facing the same experience when writing a workflow or workflow extension? Please check it will give you a hint whether the issue is in the extension (plugin or workflow) or with an excel template. Also, test your plugin by making it a-synchronous.

Let me know if I can provide you with more details.

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Abdul Wahab
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wYh0iUt 30 on at

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Hey Abdul,

Thank you for the quick reply. Yes, it worked as a workflow but had to create the whole thing and it's going to be more time consuming to pass it to another environments and remove that plugin from the other environments, I think.

A-sync didn't work.

I've figured out I can do a retrieve of that entity and that field will always will be retrieved, as long as it's populated, like I do in the custom workflow to get the execution entity.

Workflow Contact CONTACT_ENTITY = Framework.Retrieve(new EntityReference(Framework.PluginExecutionContext.PrimaryEntityName, Framework.PluginExecutionContext.PrimaryEntityId)).ToEntity(); Plugin Contact CONTACT_ENTITY = Framework.Retrieve(entity).ToEntity();

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Hi wYh0iUt

Glad to hear. Somehow it is answered... If I answer your question then please close this thread as verified.

Let me know if I can provide you with more details.

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Abdul Wahab
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Sure. Thank you

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