Hi Ronivil,

To help you, I need some more information. What does the list structure look like? Can you share the logic you tried to use with the list filter (I think this should be the way to go), How do you transform your JSON to a list?

Gr

Ronivil,

how did you implement the ListFilter, can you show the actions you took in that process?

Regards

Hello José Gonçalves and Jochem Vlug and thanks for your answers!
My ListFilter condition looks like this: 

Index(mockDataAction.testing.Results.Current.Profile.LastName, Client.SearchWord, ignoreCase:True) <> -1

I attached a .png to show my action where I'm trying to implement the search. I have deserialized the json and its working fine.

EDIT: The json file contains 2 objects where I want obviously filter the correct objects according to the users input

Hi Ronivil,

Thank you for sharing the action flow, I think I see your issue.

1) Please make sure when you are retrieving data from a server call that the data is fetched and the list is not empty!

2) Assign the whole output to a local variable, in which you will perform the listfilter.

3) In the listfilter assignment, you check the current Profile.LastName but not the whole set, rendering the filter pretty much useless. Either iterate over all results or use the whole list as a filter.

4) As Khuong mentioned, it is a good practice to clear previous results before appending to prevent contamination of results.

Hope this helps!

Gr