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Get folder path where sharepoint document is in.

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Posted on by HwatsGoingOn 4

Greetings.

I've been struggling with this issue for quite some time now.

What I seek to achieve is:

 

For selected sharepoint document 

Get the folder the document is in

Create a list of files within this folder

Add the list of files to e-mail and send.

 

I can't seem to figure out how to get the folder of selected document, let alone the rest 😐

Any help is welcome. Thanks for any responces in advance.

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    Willemijn Profile Picture
    Willemijn 214 on at

    Hi!

     

    On the document there is a property 'folderpath'  you can select: 

    Is this what you need? 

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    HwatsGoingOn 4 on at

    I just found it as well. For some reason it wasn't showing up earlier. It still throws out an error when I try to launch it, I'll test it a bit more and approve this as solution if it works out.

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    dangaddum 2 on at

    I have this issue also. Im sorry - i dont seem to have access to dynamic content tab? 

    Where do i click on this page below to find the path???

    dangaddum_0-1649649315130.png

     

     

  • andymcw Profile Picture
    andymcw 4 on at

    I have to say I don't think this issue is resolved. 

    I want use 'all the files in a given folder on Sharepoint' as a Source in Power Query. The format is: Source = Folder.Files("absolute folder path").  What should a valid folder pathname in Sharepoint look like? All my attempts are being rejected as invalid by Power Query.

     

    Thanks, Andy

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