Convert with local Time Zone

@ThomasVa You aren't actually using the Converted time in any of your subsequent actions.

Use a Manual Trigger

To help speed up your flow building process—I would recommend using a Manual Trigger. I cover how to do this section of one of my recent YT Tutorials. This way you don't need to leave Power Automate to send an email—you can quickly trigger tests on a single email while you build out your flow.

Convert Time Zone Action

I'm assuming you want to convert the time the email was received. In that case, you don't need the Current Time action. You can use the Received Time dynamic content from the Get Email (V2) — or the flow trigger (when you change it to the automated trigger)

Compose Email Content

Use a Compose action to Compose the HTML for the email. I couldn't figure out a way to edit the .eml file—this was a lot easier to put together.

You can customize the HTML to suit your requirements. It's a very basic structure. Insert the dynamic content from the Get Email (V2)— or the flow trigger action.

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
</head>
<body>
<p>From: [From Dynamic Content]</p>
<p>Sent on: [Converted Time Dynamic Content]</p>
<p>To: [RecipientDynamic Content]</p>
<p>Subject: [SubjectDynamic Content]</p>

<p>Body: [Body Dynamic Content]</p>
</body>
</html>

Create HTML File

Add a Create file action. Use the .html extension. Insert the output from above into the File Content field.

Run a test.

Convert to PDF

Add a Convert File action and convert the HTML file to a PDF. Then add a Create File action to create the PDF file.

Run a test.

You can add a Delete File action if you'd like to delete the original HTML file.

You might be interested in this YT tutorial: Send Emails Based on a 📆 Date Column in SharePoint with Microsoft Power Automate

In this Microsoft Power Automate tutorial, I’ll show you how to build a flow that will send a Happy Birthday email to a user based on a date column in a SharePoint list.

The SharePoint list also contains a column with a Manager’s name which we’ll use to send a three-day and day of reminder to the user’s manager.

This automation will use the Filter Array action to filter out all SharePoint list items where the user’s birthday is today or in three days.

This flow can apply to a variety of scenarios such as:

📅 Student Birthdays

📅 Project Due Dates

📅 Contract/Membership Renewals

📅 License Expirations

📅 Client Anniversaries

IN THIS VIDEO:

✅ How to Send an Email based on a Date Column in SharePoint

✅ Using the Recurrence Trigger in Power Automate

✅ How to Use the Filter Array Action with multiple conditions

✅ How to Get Dynamic Content from a Filter Array Action

✅ How to Get a Date Three Days from Today

✅ How to Create a Dynamic Date Based on utcNow()

✅ How to Return a Count of Items

✅ How to initialize and set a variable

✅ How to use the Send an Email (V2) action

✅ How to send test emails

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