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Print an array of Sharepoint Items to Adaptive Card

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At our organization we use a Sharepoint List to display Out/Late status. I would like to be able to send a status update of each member to their boss. I have parsed the groups via group member and date/time of absence. Then I created a customized HTML table to display the set of items. However, the HTML does not look good and looking for another solution.

Recently I have been dabbing with adaptive cards, so I was wondering if there was a way to print that data to the card. Preferably not the with the HTML embedded.

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    Hi @Metalitera ,

     

    I'm afraid there is currently no such an action can convert an array to adaptive card format . 

     

    But you can create a new idea through the below URL, then ask  your colleagues to raise up the votes.  

     

    Power Automate Ideas - Power Platform Community (microsoft.com)

     

    The product team has direct visibility of these ideas and they will implement it on the basis of the highest number of votes received. 

     

    In addition, as a work around I suggest you set the 'Create HTML table' in 'Custom' mod and set the required fields manually.

    vbofengmsft_0-1655780594002.png

     

    Best Regards, 

    Bof

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