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Convert HTML to PDF, PowerApps to sharepoint

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I am currently in the middle of creating a flow to convert some HTML to PDF using the Adobe Tools connectors on PowerAutomate.

My flow looks like this:

I think im on the right track, I need to create the HTML file in sharepoint first, then convert to PDF then create the PDF file. My issue is that the file name somehow has to be a zip file during the Convert Static HTML to PDF.

The file name expression is: outputs('Get_file_properties')?['body/{FilenameWithExtension}']

File Content comes from Get File Content.

Any help is greatly appreciated. If anymore info is required please let me know.

Devin

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v-litu-msft Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @Devinm501,

Could you please confirm the file PDFTest has an extension in the SharePoint folder?

You could also use the OneDrive for Business connector to approach the conversion.

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Hi @v-litu-msft

Thank you I had done this way previously but now looking to save directly to sharepoint instead of having the documents on my OneDrive first. I have a premium account in my tenancy now so wanting to try and use the Adobe features. The extension on PDFTest is .Html, i assumed this would have to be HTML to then use the conversion.

I'm confused about the zip, would i then have to create a new zip file once the HTML is saved into sharepoint and then convert?

Thank you for your response.

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Hi @Devinm501,

There is no need to send the HTML to the zipped folder.

I have no license to test the Adobe connector, so I couldn't give you more detailed steps.

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