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Format Email text in HTML format for a single modified record in sharepoint

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I have a flow that sends an email based on an item being modified in a sharepoint list.

I would like to format the email content more elegantly using a HTML table.

 

My flow is essentially:

 

1. When an item is created or modified

2. Email

 

So trying to insert a HTML table i have tried

1. When an item is created or modified

2. Get items

3. Create HTML table

4. Email

 

This send all records from the Sharepoint list not just the single record being modified. I am not sure if this is the correct flow but is there a way of filtering the Get Items to jus the modified record?

 

Maybe a better way altogether?

 

 

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  • eric-cheng Profile Picture
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    Hi @cheezy ,

     

    You can pass ID from your trigger and use Get Item to get the singular record

     

    Screenshot_20210829-172309_Chrome.jpg

     

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  • cheezy Profile Picture
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    When i pass the ID  to the Create HTML 

    cheezy_0-1630224284821.png

     

    i get a " The 'from' property value in the 'table' action inputs is of type 'Integer'. The value must be of type 'Array'."

     

    cheezy_1-1630224367427.png

     

     

  • eric-cheng Profile Picture
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    Hi @cheezy ,

     

    Pass ID to Get Item to get a single list item.  Refer to my earlier screenshot.

     

    You can then pass the output of Get Item to Create HTML Table

     

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