How do you include a Collection field in an expression?

Including a Collection field in an expression is done using dot notation. This method allows you to access specific fields within a row of a Collection efficiently and clearly. The dot notation format typically involves specifying the Collection's name, followed by a dot and then the field name you wish to reference. For instance, if you have a Collection named "EmployeeData" and want to access the "Name" field of the first row, you would write it as "EmployeeData[1].Name".

Using brackets, writing it in full, or comma separation does not align with the standard practices for referencing fields within a Collection in Blue Prism. Brackets are typically used in different contexts, such as for indexing or for specific types of expressions. Writing a field in full is not a recognized method for accessing Collection fields since the dot notation already provides a succinct and standardized way to perform this action. Comma separation is generally used for different data structures, such as Lists, not for accessing fields in Collections. Therefore, dot notation is the correct and most efficient approach for this purpose.