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CSV Email Attachment Data Extraction to import into Dataverse Table

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Hi, 

Our phone system emails us csvs of our call history nightly (there are 6 reports) and we would like to take the csvs and populate a Dataverse Table. 

 

Since is an export from their server it has a lot of unnecessary rows that I was trying to use the Create Table action to bypass but I keep getting a "RequestUriTooLong" Error. 

 

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    takolota1 Profile Picture
    4,978 Moderator on at

    @gfeldhake 

     

    You may want to check out Dataflows for parsing CSVs to Dataverse

    https://youtu.be/8IvHxRnwJ7Q

  • GF-02121351-0 Profile Picture
    239 on at

    Thanks @takolota

     

    I have been working through their steps and for some reason my csv rows are being deleted so nothing is getting populated to the Dataverse Table. 

    Is there something I am missing? 

     

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  • GF-02121351-0 Profile Picture
    239 on at

    I think it has to do with the way I have the flow getting the content of the attachment. In this last run I realized that it is putting the body of the email into the csv file, deleting the data. 

  • takolota1 Profile Picture
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    @gfeldhake 

    I actually have yet to use the Dataflows method myself as it only goes to Dataverse.

     

    But if you end up running into too many challenges with that method, I have an alternate, more general purpose template: https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Power-Automate-Cookbook/CSV-to-Dataset/td-p/1508191

  • GF-02121351-0 Profile Picture
    239 on at

    Thank you! I was able to figure out the error with the https://youtu.be/8IvHxRnwJ7Q steps; one of my columns was a percentage and wasn't being read correctly. 

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