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I have a simple data Pipeline as follows:
get_data_list activity returns a list of rows of a table. So, to access output data I should:
@activity('get_data_list').output[0].filed1
@activity('get_data_list').output[5].filed2
How can I get the min value of field1? I can't do:
@{min(activity('get_data_list').output.filed1)}
because the output is not a list of integers, it's a list of rows.
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Hi @amaaiia ,
With your description, if you want to get the minimum value of field1, you can use a loop to traverse the list and apply the min function to the extracted value.
Refer to below:
# Assuming get_data_list returns a list of rows
data_list = @activity('get_data_list').output
# Extract field1 values from each row
field1_values = [row.field1 for row in data_list]
# Get the minimum value of field1
min_field1_value = min(field1_values)
Best Regards,
Adamk Kong
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Hi @amaaiia ,
With your description, if you want to get the minimum value of field1, you can use a loop to traverse the list and apply the min function to the extracted value.
Refer to below:
# Assuming get_data_list returns a list of rows
data_list = @activity('get_data_list').output
# Extract field1 values from each row
field1_values = [row.field1 for row in data_list]
# Get the minimum value of field1
min_field1_value = min(field1_values)
Best Regards,
Adamk Kong
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.