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Nintex O365 - Cannot update metadata on document sets

  • July 8, 2016
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Hi all,

 

I am using the action 'office 365 update items' to try and update the 'name' of my document sets.

I have selected to update all list items:

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I have specified the metadata field (name) and the value I want to input (balloon)

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The result is that the workflow is suspended and shows the following comment in the history 'unable to find list item to update' (please ignore the 'sharegate' user - it is just the name of my account).

 

 

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This workflow will complete successfully if I am updating the name of documents.

 

Any thoughts?

 

Many thanks,

Mike

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    • December 7, 2016

    Hi Mike,

    I encouter a similar case. Did you finally find a solution ?

    Thanks

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    TomaszPoszytek
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    ‌ is this document set library migrated with Sharegate? I faced many issues when working with lists/ libraries migrated with Sharegate using Nintex actions. Try to create a new document library and use the workflow on the new one - verify if it works there properly.

    If this is a case try to migrate the library once again but in two steps - first structure, second - contents.

    Regards,

    Tomasz

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    Regards, Tomasz Poszytek
    TomaszPoszytek
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    Hi! Have you solved your problem? Can you share your solution with us?

    Regards,

    Tomasz

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    Regards, Tomasz Poszytek

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