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Hi everybody.

 

After ready a bunch of articles and watching so many videos I am about to give up.

One of my process is send an email with an excel report, the report is create in Power BI and I want to use Power Automate to schedule that task. It is simple right, but when I am setting the component Create table (Img 2) I assigned the name of the columns I want but when the process run and my column header name is in [] (Img 4). I want to remove the []. SO I apply a select component (Img 3) with this script item()?['Individual ID'] but it doesn't work and now every time I test the process it gives me a null rows. Can you guys know what it is happening?

 

Img 1

jarodriguezAU_0-1683072147216.png

 

Img 2

jarodriguezAU_1-1683072211258.png

 

Img 3

jarodriguezAU_2-1683072267163.png

 

Img 4 

the result

jarodriguezAU_3-1683071687250.png

 

 

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  • v-jefferni Profile Picture
    on at

    Hi @jarodriguezAU ,

     

    I don't understand. Do you mean you've set columns as Column1;Column2;Column3;... in Create table action but after testing the flow they converted to [Column1];[Column2];[Column3];...?

     

    Best regards,

  • jarodriguezAU Profile Picture
    2 on at

     the "Select" should transform the name of the columns and it is not doing it. 

  • v-jefferni Profile Picture
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    Hi @jarodriguezAU ,

     

    The Select transformed the column names of Power BI output table. But the Excel table column names are setup in the Create table action.

     

    Best regards,

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