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How to perform an XML transform with XSLT in power automate ?

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Hi,

I have a couple of XML files that I would need to consolidate and transform. I have an xslt that does the trick. How could I automate this in a flow ? I didn't find an xslt transform component or action.

 

Stephane

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  • Gianluca Sernaglia Profile Picture
    7 on at

    Hi @bouillons , 

    have you found any resolution? I have the same need.

     

    Best,

    Gianluca

  • bouillons Profile Picture
    302 on at

    No, unfortunately I have not found a component that does this.

  • Community Power Platform Member Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    It's a shame that it's supported by Logic App, but not Power Automate. You can either build a simple Logic App or build a Function App and call it from a Power Automate flow. either way the solution will not be as clean and you will have to pay extra for the hosting of the Function App or Logic App.

  • bouillons Profile Picture
    302 on at

    I created a feature request at the time Add an xslt function to the xml and xpath functions in expressions · Community (powerautomate.com) but it did not get many votes. Ideally this should be natively part of the xml expression functions.

  • Gianluca Sernaglia Profile Picture
    7 on at

    Thanks @bouillons , I've just spread the voice within my company to vote your idea.

  • gatorOfTheNight Profile Picture
    6 on at

    Just chiming in here. To my best knowledge, there isn't a direct XSLT operation in Power Automate.

     

    Instead it should be possible to wire up a command line call to Java and Saxon as the XSLT processor. We're going this route at work, and I'll be playing around with this idea this week and next.

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    Paulie78 Profile Picture
    8,422 Moderator on at
    Hey Stephane,
     
    Here is how it can be done:
     
     
    Paul

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