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I currently have trouble with something VERY similar if not entirely like this post:
However, if you read one of my recent comments ( I don't think this user is active anymore ), you'll note that I either don't know how to implement this correctly, or I'm fudging the flow/powerapps formula.
I googled and copied:
Set(varDemoFromAttachmentControl, JSON(Image1.Image, JSONFormat.IncludeBinaryData));
Set(varBase64Only, Mid(varDemoFromAttachmentControl, Find(",", varDemoFromAttachmentControl)+1, Len(varDemoFromAttachmentControl) - Find(",", varDemoFromAttachmentControl)-1 ));
Set(varFileLink, 'EasyUpload'.Run(Last(AttachmentControl.Attachments).Name, varBase64Only, DataCardValue7.SelectedDate).sharepointfilelink);
This entire formula was taken by Shane Young on his video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QaiM8SeWfM&t=0s
Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thank you
Hi @patgat96 ,
You need Create file for a Library (not Create item) - just add the date into the field in there.
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I'm running into a problem in the flow. Whenever I try to make the "create item" option, I cannot choose the document library. I'm not sure if this is because I've already called it once for the "create file" section or if it's because it's a document library and not a list.
Hi @patgat96 ,
To things here - firstly the parameter for your date needs to be
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Text(DataCardValue7.SelectedDate,"mm/dd/yyyy")and then in your Flow, you need to put it back to a Date - example below I just tested and it worked fine.
Also a bit of optimising of your code to avoid leaving Variables "hanging around"
With(
{
wJSON:
With(
{
wJSONI:
JSON(
Image1.Image,
JSONFormat.IncludeBinaryData
)
},
Mid(
wJSONI,
Find(
",",
wJSONI
) + 1,
Len(wJSONI) -
Find(
",",
wJSONI
) - 1
)
)
},
Set(
varFileLink,
'EasyUpload'.Run(
Last(AttachmentControl.Attachments).Name,
wJSON,
Text(DataCardValue7.SelectedDate,"mm/dd/yyyy")
).sharepointfilelink
)
);
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