I have appended string to variable in an azure work flow with in a for each. when I look at the result after the loop, I can see
Job 1 is overdue Job 3 is overdue job 5 is overdue job 6 is overdue
But in my email, when I add the variable to the body of the email I get Job 1 is overdue Job 3 is overdue job 5 is overdue job 6 is overdue with no line return. in my workflow I had add \n
"value": "@{items('For_each')?['job_description']} is over due \n"
to get the separate lines. But it is not translating over in the email body.
I have appended string to variable in an azure work flow with in a for each. when I look at the result after the loop, I can see
Job 1 is overdue Job 3 is overdue job 5 is overdue job 6 is overdue
But in my email, when I add the variable to the body of the email I get Job 1 is overdue Job 3 is overdue job 5 is overdue job 6 is overdue with no line return. in my workflow I had add \n
"value": "@{items('For_each')?['job_description']} is over due \n"
to get the separate lines. But it is not translating over in the email body.
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Reset to default 0Got it! changed /n to <br>
"value": "@{items('For_each')?['job_description']} is over due <br>"