Try using a build string action and the Item ID as a variable i.e.

Site URL/lists/List Name/DispForm.aspx?id=ID

Thanks for the reply Andrew.  I had thought about that, but I don't know how to parse out the 105 from /105_.000. 

Hi J Hong‌

You shouldn't need to, using Andrew Wilkie‌'s approach the Item ID should just be 105

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you are not doing anything wrong. this is how URL is internally stored.

you can get rid of numeric tail with following regular expression

_.d+$‍

Thank you Andrew and Paul, not sure why I was thinking I had to parse it.  the ID worked great. 

Where do you find the "Encoded Absolute URL"?

Ken

Andrew,

I found that this format does not work:  Site URL/lists/List Name/DispForm.aspx?id=ID  (returns 404 error)

But this does:  Site URL/List Name/Forms/DispForm.aspx?id=ID

I tried the first version and beat my head against the wall trying to figure out why it didn't work.  I then stumbled upon the second format which worked as expected.

Any idea why the first format failed?  We're running SP 2016 Nintex 2016 (Forms & Workflow) on-prem.

Regards,

Ken

does your list name have a space in it?

No.  Both the internal and display are the same name.

Ken

Does it look like it should when it changes these variables to real values?

 Site URL/lists/List Name/DispForm.aspx?id=ID 

Both URL formats display the same ListName.

Ken

The URL you get from that regex isn't quite complete ... /lists/ListName/123

Rather use the following to pull out the id and stick it after dispform.aspx?id=

pattern:

(d+)_.d+$

replacement:

dispform.aspx?id=$1