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          Omnistudio List and Array Functions

          Omnistudio List and Array Functions

          Functions that operate on lists and arrays.

          Omnistudio AVG Function

          Returns the average of a list or a JSON array of numeric values.

          Signature

          AVG(list)

          Return Value

          Number

          Parameters

          Parameter

          Data Type

          Necessity

          Description

          list

          List of numbers

          Required

          A comma-separated list of numeric values or a list of numeric values from a JSON array. Null values in the list count toward the denominator, which lowers the average.

          List Example
          List Example

          Formula: AVG(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

          Return value: 5.5

          JSON Array Example
          JSON Array Example

          Sample data:

          "List": [ 
            {
              "Item": 3.5
            },
            {
              "Item": 4.25
            },
            {
              "Item": 5.75
            }
          ]

          Formula: AVG(List:Item)

          Formula: AVG(%List:Item%)

          Return value: 4.5

          Omnistudio FILTER Function

          Filters a list of JSON objects by a specified condition and returns a JSON list of matching objects.

          The function performs case-insensitive matching of strings.

          Signature

          FILTER(LIST(list), condition)

          Return Value

          JSON list

          Parameters

          Parameter

          Data Type

          Necessity

          Description

          LIST(list)

          JSON list

          Required

          An anonymous JSON array of objects to be filtered. Use the LIST function to pass a JSON array.

          condition

          Expression

          Required

          An equivalence expression that identifies the node to filter on and the value the node must have to qualify as a match. Specify the value as a string or a variable. You must enclose the entire expression in quotes and also quote a string value within the expression.

          Filter by String Example
          Filter by String Example

          Sample data:

          "NameList": [ 
            {
              "FirstName": "Zellie",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Aaron",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Mike",
              "LastName": "Smith"
            }
          ]

          Formula: FILTER(LIST(NameList), 'LastName == "Xavier"')

          Formula: FILTER(LIST(NameList), "LastName == 'Xavier'")

          Return value:

          [ 
            {
              "FirstName": "Aaron",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Zellie",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            }
          ]
          Filter by Variable Example
          Filter by Variable Example

          Sample data:

          "NameList": [ 
            {
              "FirstName": "Zellie",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Aaron",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Mike",
              "LastName": "Smith"
            }
          ],
          "FindName": "Xavier"

          Formula: FILTER(LIST(NameList), 'LastName == "' + FindName + '"')

          Formula: FILTER(LIST(NameList), "LastName == '" + FindName + "'")

          Return value:

          [ 
            {
              "FirstName": "Aaron",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Zellie",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            }
          ]

          Omnistudio LIST Function

          Converts a list or a named JSON array to an anonymous JSON array.

          Use the LIST function with other functions that require an anonymous JSON array (a JSON list) as input: FILTER, LISTMERGE, LISTMERGEPRIMARY, SERIALIZE, SORTBY, and a custom FUNCTION that passes a JSON list as an argument.

          Signature

          LIST(expression)

          Return Value

          JSON list

          Parameters

          Parameter

          Data Type

          Necessity

          Description

          expression

          List or named JSON array

          Required

          An expression that resolves to a list of values or JSON objects or to a named JSON array of one or more values or objects. Each object can contain one or more nodes or key-value pairs.

          If you pass it an anonymous JSON array, the function returns an array with a single VLOCITY-FORMULA-LIST object that contains that anonymous array.

          List of Alphabetic Values Example
          List of Alphabetic Values Example

          Formula: LIST("a", "b", "c")

          Return value: [ "a", "b", "c" ]

          List of Numeric Values Example
          List of Numeric Values Example

          Formula: LIST(1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4)

          Return value: [ 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4 ]

          JSON Object Example
          JSON Object Example

          Sample data:

          "Contact": {
            "FirstName": "Mike",
            "LastName": "Smith"
          }

          Formula: LIST(Contact)

          Return value:

          [
            {
              "LastName": "Smith",
              "FirstName": "Mike"
            }
          ]
          Named JSON Array Example
          Named JSON Array Example

          Sample data:

          "NameList": [
            {
              "FirstName": "Zellie",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Aaron",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Mike",
              "LastName": "Smith"
            }
          ]

          Formula: LIST(NameList)

          Return value:

          [
            {
              "FirstName": "Zellie",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Aaron",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Mike",
              "LastName": "Smith"
            }
          ]
          Named JSON Array Example
          Named JSON Array Example

          Sample data:

          "Account": [
            {
              "Cases": [
                {
                  "Case1": {
                    "CreatedDate": "2/1/2004T16:35:30 GMT -0500 (EDT)",
                    "LastUpdate": "2/8/2024T09:15:00 GMT -0500 (EDT)"
                  }
                },
                {
                  "Case2": {
                    "CreatedDate": "2/2/2004T11:05:05 GMT -0500 (EDT)",
                    "LastUpdate": "2/3/2024T15:50:57 GMT -0500 (EDT)"
                  }
                }
              ]
            }
          ]

          Formula: LIST(Account:Cases)

          Return value:

          [
            {
              "Case1": {
                "CreatedDate": "2/1/2024T16:35:30 GMT -0500 (EDT)",
                "LastUpdate": "2/8/2024T09:15:00 GMT -0500 (EDT)"
              }
            },
            {
              "Case2": {
                "CreatedDate": "2/2/2025T11:05:05 GMT -0500 (EDT)",
                "LastUpdate": "2/3/2025T15:50:57 GMT -0500 (EDT)"
              }
            }
          ]

          Omnistudio LISTMERGE Function

          Merges nodes from two or more JSON lists of objects into a single JSON list based on the values of one or more merge keys.

          The function combines nodes from the specified anonymous JSON arrays when the values of the named merge keys match. The resulting list contains all of the nodes and keys from all of the merged lists. If lists contain nodes with identical merge keys but different values, values from later nodes overwrite values from earlier nodes. The function performs case-insensitive matching of merge keys.

          Signature

          LISTMERGE(mergeKey..., LIST(list)...)

          Return Value

          JSON list

          Parameters

          Parameter

          Data Type

          Necessity

          Description

          mergeKey...

          String

          Required

          A comma-separated list of one or more keys. The function combines nodes from the lists when the values of their merge keys match.

          LIST(list)...

          JSON list

          Required

          Two or more anonymous JSON arrays to be merged. Use the LIST function to pass each JSON array. If you pass only a single array, the function returns that array.

          Merge Lists Example
          Merge Lists Example

          Sample data:

          "ContactNames": [
            {
              "id": "0036ab",
              "lastName": "Jones",
              "firstName": "Cathy"
            },
            {
              "id": "2787kq",
              "lastName": "Smith",  
              "firstName": "Albert"
            },
            {
              "id": "3610xr",
              "lastName": "Smith",
              "firstName": "Ben"
            }
          ],
          "ContactAddresses": [
            {
              "id": "0036ab",
              "city": "Phoenix",
              "state": "AZ"
            },
            {
              "id": "2787kq",
              "city": "San Francisco",
              "state": "CA"
            },
            {
              "id": "3610xr",
              "city": "Portland",
              "state": "OR"
            }
          ],
          "ContactBirthdates": [
            {
              "id": "0036ab",
              "birthdate": "1976-10-04"
            },
            {
              "id": "2787kq",
              "birthdate": "1973-10-01"
            },
            {
              "id": "3610xr",
              "birthdate": "1974-10-02"
            }
          ]

          Formula: LISTMERGE("id", LIST(ContactNames), LIST(ContactAddresses), LIST(ContactBirthdates))

          Return value:

          [
            {
              "id": "0036ab",
              "lastName": "Jones",
              "firstName": "Cathy",
              "city": "Phoenix",
              "state": "AZ",
              "birthdate": "1976-10-04"
            },
            {
              "id": "2787kq",
              "lastName": "Smith",  
              "firstName": "Albert",
              "city": "San Francisco",
              "state": "CA",
              "birthdate": "1973-10-01"
            },
            {
              "id": "3610fw",
              "lastName": "Smith",
              "firstName": "Ben",
              "city": "Portland",
              "state": "OR",
              "birthdate": "1974-10-02"
            }
          ]

          Omnistudio LISTMERGEPRIMARY Function

          Augments the nodes of a primary JSON list of objects with data from one or more other JSON lists based on the values of one or more merge keys.

          The function augments the nodes from the first (primary) specified anonymous JSON array with data from all other specified anonymous JSON arrays when the values of the named merge keys match. The resulting list contains all of the nodes and keys from the first list along with keys from the other matching lists. If nodes from later lists with identical merge keys have different values from the first list, values from later nodes overwrite values from earlier nodes. The function performs case-insensitive matching of merge keys.

          For example, use the function when you have a list of qualified products that you want to augment with data from related lists. The function does not include products from later lists that do appear in the primary list.

          Signature

          LISTMERGEPRIMARY(mergeKey..., LIST(list)...)

          Return Value

          JSON list

          Parameters

          Parameter

          Data Type

          Necessity

          Description

          mergeKey...

          String

          Required

          A comma-separated list of one or more keys. The function augments nodes from the first list with keys from the other lists when the values of their merge keys match.

          LIST(list)...

          JSON list

          Required

          A primary anonymous JSON array to be extended with data from one or more other anonymous JSON arrays. The function includes only nodes from the first list in the list that it returns. Use the LIST function to pass each JSON array. If you pass only a primary array, the function returns that array.

          Primary Merge List Example
          Primary Merge List Example

          Sample data:

          "ContactNames": [
            {
              "id": "0036ab",
              "lastName": "Jones",
              "firstName": "Cathy"
            },
            {
              "id": "3610xr",
              "lastName": "Smith",
              "firstName": "Ben"
            }
          ],
          "ContactAddresses": [
            {
              "id": "0036ab",
              "city": "Phoenix",
              "state": "AZ"
            },
            {
              "id": "7723hw",
              "lastName": "Sacramento",
              "firstName": "CA"
            },
            {
              "id": "2787kq",
              "city": "San Francisco",
              "state": "CA"
            },
            {
              "id": "3610xr",
              "city": "Portland",
              "state": "OR"
            }
          ],
          "ContactBirthdates": [
            {
              "id": "0036ab",
              "birthdate": "1976-10-04"
            },
            {
              "id": "7723hw",
              "birthdate": "1974-07-04"
            },
            {
              "id": "2787kq",
              "birthdate": "1973-10-01"
            },
            {
              "id": "3610xr",
              "birthdate": "1974-10-02"
            }
          ]

          Formula: LISTMERGEPRIMARY("id", LIST(ContactNames), LIST(ContactAddresses), LIST(ContactBirthdates))

          Return value:

          [
            {
              "id": "0036ab",
              "lastName": "Jones",
              "firstName": "Cathy",
              "city": "Phoenix",
              "state": "AZ",
              "birthdate": "1976-10-04"
            },
            {
              "id": "3610fw",
              "lastName": "Smith",
              "firstName": "Ben",
              "city": "Portland",
              "state": "OR",
              "birthdate": "1974-10-02
            }
          ]

          Omnistudio LISTSIZE Function

          Returns the number of items in a list or a JSON array.

          To test for an empty array, use the ISBLANK function.

          Signature

          LISTSIZE(list)

          Return Value

          Number

          Parameters

          Parameter

          Data Type

          Necessity

          Description

          list

          List or JSON array

          Required

          A comma-separated list of values or a JSON array of values or nodes.

          List Example
          List Example

          Formula: LISTSIZE(6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

          Return value: 5

          Empty List Example
          Empty List Example

          Formula: LISTSIZE()

          Formula: LISTSIZE(())

          Return value: 0

          JSON Array Example
          JSON Array Example

          Sample data:

          "NameList": [
            {
              "FirstName": "Zellie",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Aaron",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Mike",
              "LastName": "Smith"
            }
          ]

          Formula: LISTSIZE(NameList)

          Return value: 3

          Empty Array Example
          Empty Array Example

          Sample data: "EmptyList": []

          Formula: LISTSIZE([])

          Formula: LISTSIZE(EmptyList)

          Return value: 1

          Formula: IF(ISBLANK(EmptyList), 0, LISTSIZE(EmptyList))

          Return value: 0

          Omnistudio MAPTOLIST Function

          Converts a JSON object or a hierarchy of objects to a JSON list.

          Signature

          MAPTOLIST(jsonObject)

          Return Value

          JSON list

          Parameters

          Parameter

          Data Type

          Necessity

          Description

          jsonObject

          JSON object

          Required

          A node or node path of a JSON object to convert to a JSON list. Each node can contain one or more nodes or key-value pairs.

          JSON Object Example
          JSON Object Example

          Sample data:

          "Contact": {
            "FirstName": "William",
            "MiddleName": "Leslie",
            "LastName": "Edison",
            "Parents": {
              "Father": {
                "FirstName": "Thomas",
                "MiddleName": "Alva",
                "LastName": "Edison"
              },
              "Mother": {
                "FirstName": "Mary",
                "MiddleName": "Stilwell",
                "LastName": "Edison"
              }
            }
          }

          Formula: MAPTOLIST(Contact)

          Return value:

          [
            {
              "LastName": "Edison"
            },
            {
              "MiddleName": "Leslie"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "William"
            },
            {
              "Parents": {
                "Father": {
                  "MiddleName": "Alva",
                  "LastName": "Edison",
                  "FirstName": "Thomas"
                },
                "Mother": {
                  "MiddleName": "Stilwell",
                  "LastName": "Edison",
                  "FirstName": "Mary"
                }
              }
            }
          ]

          Formula: MAPTOLIST(Contact:Parents)

          Return value:

          [
            {
              "Mother": {
                "MiddleName": "Stilwell",
                "LastName": "Edison",
                "FirstName": "Mary"
              }
            },
            {
              "Father": {
                "MiddleName": "Alva",
                "LastName": "Edison",
                "FirstName": "Thomas"
              }
            }
          ]

          Formula: MAPTOLIST(Contact:Parents:Mother)

          Return value:

          [
            {
              "LastName": "Edison"
            },
            {
              "MiddleName": "Stilwell"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Mary"
            }
          ]

          Omnistudio MAX Function

          Returns the maximum value from a list or a JSON array of numeric values.

          Signature

          MAX(list)

          Return Value

          Number

          Parameters

          Parameter

          Data Type

          Necessity

          Description

          list

          List of numbers

          Required

          A comma-separated list of numeric values or a list of numeric values from a JSON array.

          List Example
          List Example

          Formula: MAX(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

          Return value: 10

          JSON Array Example
          JSON Array Example

          Sample data:

          "List": [ 
            {
              "Item": 3
            },
            {
              "Item": 4
            },
            {
              "Item": 5
            }
          ]

          Formula: MAX(List:Item)

          Return value: 5

          Omnistudio MIN function

          Returns the minimum value from a list or a JSON array of numeric values.

          Signature

          MIN(list)

          Return Value

          Number

          Parameters

          Parameter

          Data Type

          Necessity

          Description

          list

          List of numbers

          Required

          A comma-separated list of numeric values or a list of numeric values from a JSON array.

          List Example
          List Example

          Formula: MIN(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

          Return value: 1

          JSON Array Example
          JSON Array Example

          Sample data:

          "List": [ 
            {
              "Item": 3
            },
            {
              "Item": 4
            },
            {
              "Item": 5
            }
          ]

          Formula: MIN(List:Item)

          Return value: 3

          Omnistudio SORTBY Function

          Sorts a JSON list of objects by specified keys and returns a sorted JSON list. (Data Mappers only)

          The function performs case-insensitive matching of keys and sorting of values.

          Signature

          SORTBY(LIST(list), key..., [:DSC])

          Return Value

          JSON list

          Parameters

          Parameter

          Data Type

          Necessity

          Description

          LIST(list)

          JSON list

          Required

          An anonymous JSON array of objects to be sorted. Use the LIST function to pass a JSON array.

          key...

          String

          Required

          One or more keys by which the JSON objects are to be sorted.

          [:DSC]

          String

          Optional

          Sorts the results in descending order. You must enclose the value in single or double quotes, for example, '[:DSC]'. Omit the parameter to sort the results in ascending order by default.

          Sort List in Ascending Order Example
          Sort List in Ascending Order Example

          Sample data:

          "NameList": [
            {
              "FirstName": "Aaron",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Zellie",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Mike",
              "LastName": "Smith"
            }
          ]

          Formula: SORTBY(LIST(NameList), 'LastName', 'FirstName')

          Return value:

          [ 
            {
              "FirstName": "Mike",
              "LastName": "Smith"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Aaron",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Zellie",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            }
          ]
          Sort List in Descending Order Example
          Sort List in Descending Order Example

          Sample data:

          "NameList": [ 
            {
              "FirstName": "Aaron",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Zellie",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Mike",
              "LastName": "Smith"
            }
          ]

          Formula: SORTBY(LIST(NameList), 'LastName', 'FirstName', '[:DSC]')

          Return value:

          [
            {
              "FirstName": "Zellie",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Aaron",
              "LastName": "Xavier"
            },
            {
              "FirstName": "Mike",
              "LastName": "Smith"
            }
          ]

          Omnistudio SUM function

          Returns the sum of a list or a JSON array of numeric values.

          Signature

          SUM(list)

          Return Value

          Number

          Parameters

          Parameter

          Data Type

          Necessity

          Description

          list

          List of numbers

          Required

          A comma-separated list of numeric values or a list of numeric values from a JSON array.

          List Example
          List Example

          Formula: SUM(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

          Return value: 55

          JSON Array Example
          JSON Array Example

          Sample data:

          "List": [ 
            {
              "Item": 3.5
            },
            {
              "Item": 4.25
            },
            {
              "Item": 5.75
            }
          ]

          Formula: SUM(List:Item)

          Formula: SUM(%List:Item%)

          Return value: 13.5

           
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