Using connectors and actions, Power Automate can CRUD data from different sources. Often enough, the returned data is simple text and/ or numerical values, but can sometimes be complex data objects. Represented in a JSON format, the properties of these complex data objects can typically be retrieved with key-value pairs…

• E.g., storing SharePoint list items into an object variable.

• E.g., current SharePoint list item as JSON data object.

• E.g., returning the Approver value from object variable.

variables('tempValue')['Approver']

• E.g., storing the Approver value into string variable.

Conclusion:
Working with Power Automate object variables is similar to working with objects in JavaScript, PowerShell, C#, etc. Key-value pairs…

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