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Adding multiple images to display on an email from a sharepoint list attachments

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First off, I know very little about flows and am learning. I have a flow where when a new list item is created, I will generate an email with a custom HTML template that has all the embedded dynamic information from the list item. The problem I am having is getting multiple images to display. I can get one image to show but when there are more than one it will just keep showing the same image. I will show step by step how it works. Here is the overall flow. Please help me. I can provide any additional details. 

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Step 1. 

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Step 2.

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Step 3.

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Step 4. (Inside a loop for first image)

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Step 5. (Inside another separate loop for the 2nd image) 

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Step 6. (Send email after condition) 

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Here is a snip of the embedded images in the email code. 

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Step 7. (Here is the email report that should have two separate images) 

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  • creativeopinion Profile Picture
    10,502 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

    @Stanley8659 The logic of your flow needs to be adjusted. Please refer to this YT Tutorial where I cover how to get SharePoint list attachments into an email: How to Send SharePoint List Attachments 📎 via Email with Power Automate

     

    Please note: I'm using the Classic Designer in this tutorial—the new one still has a few bugs.

    In this Microsoft Power Automate tutorial, I’ll cover how to create a Power Automate flow to send SharePoint list attachments in an email.

     

    This flow will check the SharePoint list to see if an item is marked as Ready to Send and has attachments. I will also cover how to combine multiple attachments to send in a single email.

     

    IN THIS VIDEO:

     How to attach a single SharePoint list attachment to an email

     How to use the Filter Query to Filter SharePoint List Items by a Single Choice Column

     How to use the Filter Array action to Filter SharePoint List Items that have an Attachment

     How to use turn on Pagination and Set a Threshold in the Get Items action

     How to us the Top Count field in the Get Items action

     How to use the Get Attachments Action

     How to avoid the Apply to Each Action

     How to use the Get File Content Action

     How to Edit an Expression

     How to use the Compose Action

     How to Get Multiple SharePoint Attachments

     How to use the Append to Array Variable Action

     

    Hope this helps!


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  • Stanley8659 Profile Picture
    32 on at

    I am still having trouble getting this to work in my use case. I watched the video and in my case im trying to just capture all attachments from when a new list item is created and add the images to the body of an email. What would I need to do different to get this to work?

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