I'm not sure what your JSON formatted data looks like, but I found some other example that included an "odata.nextLink".  The path I'm using in the example below is $.["odata.nextLink"]

@bsikes , it *should* work for my data same as it does for yours, but I can't get any of the three odata pairs, no matter what I try.

I also used this to get the path:

But using this, I get:

So. Wit's end.

That is a tricky one.   Another option would be to use the Modify String or Apply a Regular Expression action to replace the '@odata.nextLink' with 'odatanextLink'. Then use the query json to get the value you need. 

Hi @AnneC, @bsikes,

I quickly checked through https://developer.nintex.com. 

It works with $['@odata.nextLink']

 Hope that helps. ^^

@cecilia-penha , nope, still no go.

1. Start of real data

2. Bottom of data, query, response

Everything about it is correct, except it just will not work. I guess I just need to add a regex replace loop around my runif ifexist nextLink loops. Clunky, but it should work (why does that sound familiar?!)

Hey @AnneC,

It works using the same graph JSON response format:

I am curious to know what makes the difference here.

^^

@Anne 

Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but in your screenshot of the real data, I don't see @odata.nextLink. I see odata.nextLink, without the @ sign. 

Also, sometimes Nintex does some really annoying formatting on JSON data (Escaping " with , and putting " before { and }). If that's the case here, the Query JSON action may not work until you strip those extra characters out.  I have a reply on the post below describing how I accomplish that.

https://community.nintex.com/t5/Nintex-Workflow-Cloud-Forum/Extract-single-value-from-on-prem-sql-query-result-object/m-p/227437#M3151