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Hey there,

I tried to splits PFD files in one folder to each and it didn't finish the execution and then stopped. So I only have partial of PDF file split. (see below)

As below, I tried to extract all PDF stayed in PAD PDF 0 folder (in yellow) and split each of those PDF files to each per page int 'PAD PDF 1' folder naming with variable name without extension (in yellow) , but got below error message.

Would you help to take a look into that issue? Thanks!

There are total 19 pages in 9-26 BOL.PDF, but it only got 4 splits.

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Deenuji_Loganathan_ 6,250 Moderator on at

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Hi,

You may try the below code:

Code:(Copy and paste the below code into your power automate desktop designer screen):

**REGION Get No of pages in pdf Folder.GetFiles Folder: $'''C:\\Boot\\SP File''' FileFilter: $'''*.pdf''' IncludeSubfolders: False FailOnAccessDenied: True SortBy1: Folder.SortBy.NoSort SortDescending1: False SortBy2: Folder.SortBy.NoSort SortDescending2: False SortBy3: Folder.SortBy.NoSort SortDescending3: False Files=> PDFFiles LOOP FOREACH PDFFile IN PDFFiles SET NumberOfPages TO 0 LOOP WHILE ($'''True''') = ($'''True''') Pdf.ExtractPages PDFFile: PDFFile PageSelection: NumberOfPages + 1 ExtractedPDFPath: $'''C:\\Boot\\pdf\\%PDFFile.Name%''' IfFileExists: Pdf.IfFileExists.AddSequentialSuffix ExtractedPDFFile=> ExtractedPDF ON ERROR PageOutOfBoundsError GOTO Finish END Variables.IncreaseVariable Value: NumberOfPages IncrementValue: 1 END LABEL Finish END **ENDREGION

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VishnuReddy1997 2,656 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hi @ xuyinaoyixue1

Please find the below solution.

PAD Code:

Folder.GetFiles Folder: $'''C:\\Desktop\\Power Automate Desktop\\Practice\\PDF\\PAD PDF 0''' FileFilter: $'''*''' IncludeSubfolders: False FailOnAccessDenied: True SortBy1: Folder.SortBy.NoSort SortDescending1: False SortBy2: Folder.SortBy.NoSort SortDescending2: False SortBy3: Folder.SortBy.NoSort SortDescending3: False Files=> PDF_Files LOOP FOREACH CurrentItem IN PDF_Files # Script to Count Number of pages in PDF @@copilotGeneratedAction: 'False' Scripting.RunPowershellScript.RunPowershellScript Script: $'''Python \"C:\\Desktop\\PDFPagesCount.py\" \"%CurrentItem.FullName%\"''' ScriptOutput=> PDFPagesCount ScriptError=> ScriptError2 Text.ToNumber Text: PDFPagesCount Number=> PDFPagesCount LOOP LoopIndex FROM 1 TO PDFPagesCount STEP 1 Pdf.ExtractPages PDFFile: CurrentItem PageSelection: LoopIndex ExtractedPDFPath: $'''C:\\Desktop\\Power Automate Desktop\\Practice\\PDF\\PAD PDF 1\\%CurrentItem.NameWithoutExtension%.pdf''' IfFileExists: Pdf.IfFileExists.AddSequentialSuffix ExtractedPDFFile=> ExtractedPDF END END

Python Code:

Please save the code as .py file as use it in Powershell script action.

import fitz # PyMuPDF import sys def count_pages(pdf_path): pdf_document = fitz.open(pdf_path) num_pages = pdf_document.page_count return num_pages if __name__ == "__main__": if len(sys.argv) != 2: print("Usage: python count_pages_pymupdf.py <pdf_path>") sys.exit(1) pdf_path = sys.argv[1] num_pages = count_pages(pdf_path) print(f"{num_pages}")

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xuyinaoyixue1 73 on at

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Thank you so much, VishnuReddy1997 and Deenuji_Loganathan_, you both solved my problem! Thanks!

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