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Populate image to an Excel from SharePoint list

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Hello, everyone.

 

i have idea that create form in an Excel and i want to populate image in this form by import text and image from SharePoint lists through power automate flow but i can't import image to excel

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how i can do that? or who have any better way? i'm ready to listen.
Thank you in advance.

 

this is my sharepoint list:

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This is my form and script:

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My power automate flow:

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there no show any error but it doesn't anything update.

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 thank you in advance.

  • LucaNeedsHelp Profile Picture
    LucaNeedsHelp 207 on at
    Re: Populate image to an Excel from SharePoint list

    Hi @CookieNamtarn , do you find a option to populate images to Excel? There is the new action "Populate in Excel" from Encodian. Maybew that would be helpful.

  • Re: Populate image to an Excel from SharePoint list

    Thank you, i try the other ways to attach image.

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    Unknown geen idee Profile Picture
    Unknown geen idee 1,755 on at
    Re: Populate image to an Excel from SharePoint list

    Dear CookieNamtarn,

     

    Handling images in an excel sheet is already very troublesome when you do this manually ... I cannot image that there is a way that doing this via a flow would be any easier (likely it is even worse).

     

    I am not saying that you cannot populate an image in excel (I do not know how), but I suggest that you look seriously at other options. There must be very strong reasons for wanting to do anything with images in excel.

     

    Is there not a way that you can manage the data and images separately? For example, keep all the images in a sharepoint folder and include a link/URL to the image in the excel (have a column with link)? As such you use Excel as intented (work with data), but you still have a combination of data and image.

     

    Hope the suggestion helps,

    Happy flowing,

    Koen

     

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