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  1. I have Tasks entity, associated with Administration.Account entity (I use it to display a list of tasks with assigned users).
  2. Tasks entity has a string parameter “Requester”, where I store names of users.

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I created a microflow, which should retrieve an account of the user from the database, comparing his name with the name in the “Requester” parameter.

[Name = $Tasks.Requester]

The problem is, that I’m getting XPath error, and when I’m typing $Tasks. all available parameters belong to the Account entity, instead of the Tasks entity.

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James Z
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You must use slash (/) when constructing your XPath. So this should work in your case:

[Name = $Tasks/Requester]
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