For example, if I have a list with a field called "Type" that ranges from (1,3), and I need to pull one of each type off of the list simultaneously, could this be achieved by storing the pulled items as an array onto a singular token?
Ideally, I would like to perform a series of steps on the batch of items pulled from a list, and then push the different Type parts back on the list upon completion.
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Here is an example model:
In order to pull items with 3 different types simultaneously, the easiest way is to use a run subflow. In this model, I make an array of types, and I create one child token per value in that array. Each child token pulls one item with that type, and then adds that item to an array on the parent token. This basically creates a way that a single token can pull many items all at once.
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