Hi del,
Thanks so much it works! . May i know the working procedure here because without this method we would have got two rows so does it like the inherent table property we use in mail sender
I’m not sure I understand this question; but will try to answer.
If the output from your pipeline just before the email sender is 2 separate documents due to the way your pipeline is set up; the email sender creates a table row for each document (i.e. a table with 2 rows). If your output was 30 documents, the table would have 30 rows.
However, by adding the aggregate snap before the email sender, it reduces all the individual documents into a single document - therefore the email sender will only create a table with one row.
This worked perfectly. Thank you very much for your help!
