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Hi all, could you please help me to understand how can I send multiple attachments with the action "Send Email throught Outlook"?

I've two files, the first one it's saved in cloud with a static path; the second one I've a static path but I add a index at the end of path (in a for each) like that:

If I try to send each file (single attachment) the system works; but If I try to send togheter I receive an error.

I tired to bulid a variable with comma or ; but I didn't find the solution..

Help me pls

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trice602 15,404 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi @robertogaspare1 ,

You can do this with a quick for each/apply to each loop. In my latest blog post here at the community blog, I provide a demo and walkthrough how to do it but will describe it here. Essentially, inside your loop you get the file content of each file and append that dynamic content to a variable and then in your send email action, you use the variable in your attachment.

Please check it out; very confident the mechanics and framework of the walkthrough will help you solve this.

Send Microsoft Form Attachments to an Email - End ... - Power Platform Community

Here are three screenshots from the post.

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robertogaspare1 22 on at

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I need it per power automate desktop

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Gidi 601 on at

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Hi robertogaspare1,
you have a tip in the action reference
send email through outlook :

Attachment(s): List of files
The full path of any attachment(s). Enclose multiple files in double quotes (") and separate them by a space character

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Agnius Bartninkas Most Valuable Professional on at

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Use Create new list to create a list, and then use Add item to list twice to add your files to the list. Then use the list in the attachments field of Send email through Outlook.

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