Re: Get all rows in EXCEL-table (EXCEL Online)
Hello @Brad_Groux
I hope it's readable, because it's quite a big flow I have made. In the first screenshots, I'll initialize my variables that will be used for my HTTP-requests.

In the second screenshot, you'll see that I make two HTTP-requests, one to get the access token from the Azure Active Directory, so I can use this access token to access the endpoint of my second HTTP-request, the Graph API. The Graph API works with pagination. In the response of my HTTP-request, I have a value with the link to the next 100 rows. This link I'll put in my variable 'O365 Next Link'. The variable 'O365 Users' is an array with all the rows in my HTTP-request together (I'm talking about 1500 rows). You'll see this will be used in the next screenshot.
What I'm actually trying to do is to get all the users from Graph API and write them to an EXCEL-table in SharePoint with the connector (EXCEL Online). First I'll look which rows are already in my EXCEL-table.

With my do until, I'll check every user in the Graph API if it already exists in my EXCEL-table in SharePoint. If it exists, I'll update the existing row in my EXCEL-table, if it doesn't, I'll add a new row to my EXCEL-table. I'll apply this to each user but as I talked about earlier, these are the first 100 rows because in Graph, they work with pagination. I'll check if there is a next link and if there is, I'll make a HTTP-request with the next link to fetch the next 100 rows in that next link and to the same steps again in my do until, until there's no next link anymore and all the rows are being loaded.

To get to the real problem, I've seen that I only get the first 256 rows in my EXCEL-table which is a problem because I have more than a 1000 rows. This is a problem for my next steps, because in theory only the first 256 rows exists in my EXCEL-table, so all the rest will be added as new rows instead of existing rows. However, I've seen in the result as shown in the screenshot below, that it also uses a value 'next link' with the link to the next page with the the 256 rows. How do I call this next link? Can I use a do until like I did for Graph?

I hope this is understandable.
Kind regards