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As per the below recommendation. At the moment, the recommended way is to provide the necessary parameters, GUIDs and IDs to a middleware, e.g. an integration platform (iPaaS), then pull the table data and transform it there before sending it to the third-party application. Can you elaborate how can we achieve this. I have a use case to have a table field to be looped in an Microsoft word template using iPaas.