Yes, indexOf() returns the index not the value.
Using your example data in a json generator, and a mapper with this expression:
$items.map(value => value.extend({'Data_Index':$items.indexOf(value)}))
you will see that the original map uses extend to add the index of each element to a new field ‘Data_Index’ in each value in the list.
That worked wonderful!! Thanks a lot for the help. Much Appreciated.
Hi Biksah,
You can use the Json Splitter snap. As per your example, in the Json Splitter snap for the field Json Path provide the value as $Cost_Center_Hierarchies[*], and select the Include scalar parents check box. Hope this is what you are looking for.
