How to use object array in audience rule

[GabrielaNa1]

Hi,

I have a filed in one of the field groups defined as an array of objects, like shows in the image below.

The field group was added to a schema, which was enabled for profile.

I would like to use the above field in an audience rule, something like below:

where da_for_touchpoints contains at least one that has (tp_code=XXX and tp_event=12345).
Is that possible? If yes, how would I define the audience criteria?

Thanks.

[brekrut]

You can define an array within the XDM Individual profile class.  

You would include the array in the audience criteria and include the a count function which is equal to 1 to account for 1 item of the array.

You would then define the attributes of tp_code = foo and tp_event = 12345

[RiteshYadav18]

@GabrielaNa1  may be try something like the below for the loyalty object 

[jayakrishnaaparthasarathy · Accepted solution]

Hi @GabrielaNa1  - Hope you are looking to store a multiple values related to the touchpoints. I don't see any odd on the screenshot that you have shared, looks fine. So once you ingest the data, it would look like below on the JOSN view on profile section. 

"da_for_touchpoints": [
{
"tp_code": "546777",
"tp_date": "03-04-2025",
"tp_event": "Community Program"
},
{
"tp_code": "874378",
"tp_date": "03-07-2025",
"tp_event": "Community Discussion"
}
]
Just go to the audience section and look for the folder that named as "da_for_touchpoints" , drag and drop the attributes that require along with the required value and refresh the estimation to see if you get some qualified profiles. Basically, this should get the profiles at least with one array element that match your audience criteria. 
 
Thank you,
Jayakrishnaa P.

[GabrielaNa1]

Yes, thank you, that is what I am looking for. I played around a bit since I posted the question and I think it will work, exactly as you mentioned.

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