Hi @Anonymous ,
I found an interesting link that might be related to the answer posted by @Mister_Shaik, this is the link
https://mohitvash.wordpress.com/2020/09/06/power-automate-embed-an-image-in-an-email/
However in this example, the report source is the Sharepoint folder, you can do slight modification on top of this solution,
So Im sharing with you my work around:
1. I set the trigger using "Recurrence" trigger where I set the email will be automatically sent when the time is as specified (eg: 7AM)
2. Then I used "Export To Power BI Reports" to get the report in certain format that I preferred (in my case its .PNG), however you
# Must know at this current stage the image/file exported is in Binary format or base64 format, or other format Im not so sure
# But the point is, its not an image yet (Unless you add the image as attachment than it will work)
# For the case of wanting to include the image directly in email body, you must later add the image using HTML image tag as mentioned by @Mister_Shaik, we can do that using "Initialize Variable" action
3. Add "Initialize Variable" action to your flow, as mention in the link I attach earlier, you should
# first give the name for your variable (later to referred to when choosing the content in final step) like in the example its "ImageTag",
# secondly for the type please choose the string,
# thirdly in the "Value" part please type
"<img src="data:image/jpeg;base64, " alt="alert" />"
# then click between 'base64, ' and '" alt="alert"'
# then click the "Expression" pop up, and in the text box write ".$content"
# then click on the left side of the "." in the ".$content", and click "Dynamic Content"
# then choose your exported report, type "File Content" in the text box
# and press "okay", the end result should be like this
# For each image/file content you should have separate "Initialize Variable" actions
4. Add new action, in the text box type and select "Send an Email",
# first add the email you wanted to send the email to and the subject
# next you should change the body part of the email to be formatted as HTML
# to do so, you should click at the "Send an Email" action tag, and look at the "Body" part and click the "</>" button
# after you click it, the format should be in HTML format, like below
# Then click somewhere in the HTML tag, click "Dynamic Content" and look for "ImageTag" or any other name that you give in step 3
# if the content is successfully added it should look like this,
5. Final step is to save and test your flow, if the flow is okay you should receive an email with the image included in the body of the email. If you encounter any error, debug the issue based on the error raised first and use the setting I mentioned, it should work
Sorry for the lengthy post, hope it is useful for others. If I did mention any wrong step please add in the comment, thanks.
