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Create a Log File which contains table additions and updates

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Good day to everybody!

 

For context, I am a beginner who is passionately working with Power Automate. I have just joined the community and I could not be more grateful for your help. It truly means a lot. 

 

So, I am working with an Excel Table, and what I have done is a "migration" of the content to Dataverse. Basically, I have just exported the Excel table content to a brand new Dataverse table. Here is my current flow: 

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What I wish to do now is to make some kind of a log file (a plain txt file, for example) where I collect all the data previously obtained; this is: a log file where my NEW records and updates are shown (not the ones made at one time but the records made in the current flow). I have even thought to maybe add a timestamp in order to be able to read it more easily.


Can anybody "light me the way"? To be honest with you all, I am not even sure where to start, so any help is appreciated. 

Big regards. 

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    Hi @IsraelRC97 ,

     

    Do you want to save the data operated in Flow to a log file?

    In addition, is it necessary for you to save data to a txt file?

    I have made a test for your reference.

     

    1.Create two excel file in other folder and format them as table.

    vyujincuimsft_0-1641552104838.png

    vyujincuimsft_1-1641552104842.png

    2.Add the “Add a row into a table“ Action to the Condition Action.

    formatDateTime(utcNow(),'yyyy/MM/dd')

    vyujincuimsft_3-1641552322545.png

    You can save the updated and added data in the flow to two files separately.

     

    Best Regards,

    Charlie Choi

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