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Running Office Script (JavaScript) on most recent file in a SharePoint folder via Power Automate

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Hello All,

I'm looking for some guidance on how to run an Office Script on the most recent file uploaded to a SharePoint folder through Power Automate. The general outline of operations is as follows:

- TRIGGER - when a file is created in a folder
- Find / get most recent added file (the one that triggers the flow)
- preform an Office Script (JavaScript) on that file
- then move the file elsewhere

Any suggestions or input is helpful. I do have the required licenses etc to run the office scripts. Ideally, this takes place in an automated cloud flow.
Thanks!
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    trice602 Profile Picture
    15,404 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    Hi,
     
    Looks like you described this perfectly!  Start building!
     
    You don't need to locate or search for the file that triggers the flow, you just refer to it by the dynamic content from the trigger.  Office scripts is a standard connector.  Try this.
     
     
     
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  • trice602 Profile Picture
    15,404 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    Hey there!
     
    I am following up on this post running office script (javascript) on most recent file in a sharepoint folder via power automate in this category building flows from 11/19/2024.  I know the post is a little older, but it is a common question here so wanted to take a moment and follow-up. I see there have been 1 replies and 1 likes and asking if your question has been answered.  If so, please help the community out by completing one or more of the following actions!  Thanks in advance!
     
    Easy as 1-2-3 ‼️💯⭐😎🆒🙏
     
    1) Mark a reply as a verified answer - this is essential, and it helps others with the same general question find this thread. ✅
    2) You can also mark one of more replies as a verified answer.  Please take a moment and give the author credit for volunteering their time. ✌️
    3) Like one or more replies.  Kudos always greatly appreciated! 👍
     
    Pro tip:  if you found your own solution or workaround, feel free to add a reply to your own post and mark it as the solution too!  The goal is to get this thread marked with a verified answer by anyone that finds one or more replies helpful!
     
    Again, thanks in advance for reading and responding, always glad to help!  Tom 💯💯💯💯💯
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    15,404 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    If I can help with anything else please let me know or tag me in a future post, I enjoy reading and answering questions.  Always glad to help!  Tom 💯💯💯💯💯

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