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Send an HTTP Request - List does not exist

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My Send an HTTP Request was working fine now is getting the following error. Nothing has changed on the Project list, it is still named the same under the site referenced.

List 'ProjectList' does not exist at site with URL 'https://mydomain.sharepoint.com/sites/Construction-LA'.
clientRequestId: d8d52062-9a00-435f-8537-2326b4a5e424
serviceRequestId: bef3c19e-b0ec-8000-547b-79532ba7c476

{

"status": 404,

"message": "List 'ProjectList' does not exist at site with URL 'https://mydomain.sharepoint.com/sites/Construction-LA'.\r\nclientRequestId: d8d52062-9a00-435f-8537-2326b4a5e424\r\nserviceRequestId: bef3c19e-b0ec-8000-547b-79532ba7c476",

"source": "https://mydomain.sharepoint.com/sites/Construction-LA/_api/web/lists/getbytitle('ProjectList')/items(13)",

"errors": [

"-1",

"System.ArgumentException"

]

}

But this list is there and it was working, I am not sure why it won't find it now.

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Hi @Anonymous ,

From the error message, it seems that it cannot get ProjectList list from the site address.

You could try to create an action like Create item to configure the same site address and list name to see if you can configure the action associated with this list.

You could also configure Get all lists and libraries action to see if the list still exists and if the list name is the same.

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At the very top of the Flow, I have two actions: "For a Selected Item" and "Get ProjectList Item"

And both actions reference the same SharePoint list that the "HTTP - Call..." action does and they pass successfully.

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This happens when you don't have permission. Assign yourself permission then the flow will work.
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Hello there,

I had the same problem:
The library exists but I got errors messages after execution of my Flow (with action "Send http request"). I changed severely the name of my library, I checked If I'm effectively Owner and I put myself as Owner (again) with Full Control to try if it will change something... Still same problem 😟.

But I got an alternative as solution 😎, Use the "ID" and not the "ListName" of the library:

1) So, to get the ID of your library (there are many ways), go to the Settings of the Library and check the URL.
On the end of the URL you've got letters and digits - it begins with %7B and ends with %7D.
-->the letters and digits between these two is the ID of your Library.

2) Now go to your Flow back, to action "Send http request..."
and now we are trying to get the library no more By Title but By ID so we will change this:

Replace "GetByTitle" with "GetByID" and replace the name of your library the ID like this ('xxxxxxx')

I hope this solution will help you and all the other people who are struggling with this error 😁
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Worked for me, thanks!
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I had the same issue and the cause of mine was that I had updated the list name with spaces, the HTTP uses the 'display name' not the internal name ??? I added the spaces into the getbytitle & it worked