Dear MD7,
If you have a sharepoint list as a basis, there is a trigger 'When item is changed' ... which could help you trigger a flow and record any changes.
Alternatively and if you do not have a sharepoint list as a basis, I would run a scheduled flow (maybe every hour or so) which does the following:
- List rows in table (of the latest file) - to get the details in the table.
- List rows in table (of the previous file ... view last action) - to get the details from the last saved file.
- Compare the 2 arrays and note the differences in a logbook (date, change, ...etc).
- Save a copy of the current file in a file 'PreviousFile' to use as comparison for the next time.
The logfile will give you an overview of all the changes over time.
Alternatively you can always manually review the changes in the 'previous versions' details, assuming your file is saved in a OneDrive/Sharepoint environment.
Hope it helps,
Happy flowing,
Koen
