Issue in creating Salesforce Account
Hi Team, When I am trying to create a Salesforce Account using the user credentials, I am encountering the error as mentioned below. Had anyone faced this issue? If Yes, How can we fix thi...
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Hi @nirupama , welcome!
I believe the following expression in a mapper will do the job:
$group.find(x=>x.STATUS == 'ACCEPTED') != null ? $group.find(x=>x.STATUS == 'ACCEPTED') : $group.sort((a,b)=> a.ESTVERSION - b.ESTVERSION).pop()
Translated version would be:
“If one object in the group has a “STATUS” field with “ACCEPTED” as value, than take that object. If not, than order the group on the “ESTVERSION” field, and take the last one, which means the max ESTVERSION.”
Thank you @bojanvelevski. It is working as expected. I tried with mapping expression you mentioned above by making few more changes in the input data and i’m able to fetch proper estversion.
Thank you!!
Yes, the provided URL is the correct one to access the Salesforce login page.
