Hi Patrick,

I took that same url and tried it in a workflow and it seemed to work fine.  I got the expected results back.

Could it be the way you are building up the url?  Maybe there are some spaces in some fields?

Vadim

Did you try within O365?

I was able to make this work with on-prem, but not with the Web Request control in O365.

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Yep in O365.

I've attached the workflow here.

Thanks Vadim Tabakman​ – I really appreciate the help! Let me give this workflow a try and see if this gets me past my impediment.

I was pasting in the URL, but had actually pulled out all of the dynamic components for the API key and coordinates so I don't believe that was causing the problem.

Vadim Tabakman​ Although I thought I had tried each possible configuration, setting up the Web Request control as a GET solved my issue. Thank you sir!

Oh nice one.  Glad you figured out what it was.

When I was testing it today, I almost made it a POST, because that's what I thought it would be.

Vadim

Haha that was my instinct as well with what I've done before with ajax so I think I just overlooked it. I was comparing it to the UDA you and Brad Orluk​ shared a while back and I believe it was setup as a post for the on-prem solution.

Thanks for helping me resolve this one Vadim Tabakman!