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I am trying to use the Office365sendemail connector which I have used many times before but on this occasion I would like to be able to attach a PDF displayed in a gallery. Can someone please explain the syntax as I am not sure what to use for the ‘contentbytes’ parameter?
Many thanks.
Hi @jed76 ,
If the PDF file is already generated, you would need to send the Identifier of the Library file to Power Automate and then get the content- Flow as below
Power Apps button in the Gallery (example back to User)
EmailLibraryFile.Run( ThisItem.Identifier, User().Email, ThisItem.'File name with extension' )
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Many thanks Warren. I thought I might be able to do it without involving PowerAutomate but will give this a try. Thank you very much.
The issue with the file already being saved in the Library is that you do not have access to the file content from Power Apps. If it was in an Attachment or Add Picture control, you can do it.
Many thanks. That makes sense.
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