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Hello,
I am very new to the Power Automate feature, this is my first attempt to use it. I appreciate any help or feedback!
I am currently creating an automation that uses one of the templates. This will take any attachment from an incoming email to a shared mailbox which then uploads the attachment (which will be excel) to a dedicated document library. I want to expand the automation so that each time a new excel attachment appears in the doc library, the data from that excel sheet populates into an existing list, so that the SP list grows exponentially as the excel attachments are received.
This is a high level description of what I am after. I would expect the excel sheets to all have same headers as a standard template is populated and then sent to a central mailbox.
From what I have seen with the get rows is that you have to manually select the workbook, vs it happening automatically.
Is what I am asking for a possibility?
Is this possible?
Hi @JTischler
I did miss your initial reply, apologies. I don't undestand what you mean though. Your get tables action is called get tables 2 and you would need to update that in your expression for the second compose action asyou call get table.
When you run the flow - what error do you get?
Can you share the history once you have corrected the above?
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Cheers,
Damien
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@DamoBird365 I just realized I didn't tag you originally. May you see the follow up questions and screenshots I provided please? Thank you so much!
Hi @JTischler
Assuming you are happy that your excel files have a table, you can dynamicaly populate the file and table name as follows:
In my example I have provided the File ID as a string in a compose, if you are using the trigger when a file is created, you can obtain the file ID that way. I have assumed that there is only one table present in the Excel File and obtain the table ID using the expression in compose 3 which calls the first record from the get tables action.
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Cheers,
Damien
P.S. take a look at my new blog here
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