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How to get a report of Version History in SharePoint using Power Automate

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Hi Everyone,

 

I need to get a report (like an excel report) to see who updated an item and what has been updated in a sharepoint list without the need to click on Version history everytime to get the details. Is there a way in power automate to do it?

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  • SanmeshG Profile Picture
    1,947 Moderator on at

    Hi @elkhawase  ,

     

    Your requirement is similar to the below thread. You can use the trigger when an item is created or modified. Once you get the item version history you can create a new row in excel with List Item ID and other columns that you want to see.

     

    https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/General-Power-Automate/How-to-get-the-lasts-2-versions-and-what-columns-has-been/m-p/2275223#M134230.

     

    Also checkout this link,

    https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10561661/sharepoint-list-version-history-export-to-excel

     

     

    Hope this helps!

  • elkhawase Profile Picture
    50 on at

    Hi,

     

    so in the first link, it's not showing how to store the versions in an excel file. 

    and in the second link I stuck at the below step and the link is not opening when I paste the URL

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    SanmeshG Profile Picture
    1,947 Moderator on at

    Hi @elkhawase ,

     

    So , for the first one , you have to create a file in your OneDrive or SharePoint document library with a table with all columns that you want to store including the SP list item ID. then use the add a row action every time the list item is modified (which should be your trigger). 

     

    So you open the file and filter the list by ID , you should see all SP list item versions. 

     

    2. the second one is little tricky as you have to get list id and view id(which you can get if you go to edit view and grab the value between %7B and &7D. 

     

    You can try the first approach

  • elkhawase Profile Picture
    50 on at

    Thanks

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