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Take emails from a table in excel, and send an email with a specific PDF attachment to each one.

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Posted on by Microsoft Employee

Hi there,

 

I have an excel table with a trader name, email, number and PDF name, and I'd like to send each trader in the list an email with their specific PDF.  At the moment, I've got all of the PDFs in a specific Onedrive folder.

 

Screenshot 2021-01-25 at 10.37.05 PM.png

 

I've tried a few different flows, but I can't get it to work. So far I manually trigger a flow, which then lists the files in the folder. I've then got an action to "List rows present in a table". I was hoping to use an array filter to then match them, and send an email for each row of the excel table, with the correct attachment. But this isn't working. 

 

Does anyone have any ideas? Thank you!!Screenshot 2021-01-25 at 10.40.45 PM.png

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    Ler Profile Picture
    72 on at

    hi JoeBabbage

     

    that is easy to do that, but my English is not well, hope it helps like below:

     

    1. put all files you want to send in one folder (excel file should not in this path)

    2. use list files from this folder (One Drive)

    3. list rows present in a table (the PDF name in rows should like "1.pdf" not "1")

    4. one loop for excel, in this loop create new loop for files

    the loops will do the action one by one line.

    when the list of files name = PDF name from rows, send mail V2

    that is working for me. i try to mark the point part to English.

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    Microsoft Employee on at

    Thank you very much, that works great!! I really appreciate the help!

  • ricardorh00 Profile Picture
    2 on at

    Hi. Using the exact same example, but instead of 1 column name pdf name, I have two columns. One named PDF Name and the other one named PDF Name2. Meaning, that I a need to send from an especific folder two different file to the same mails, meaning: 1 row = an email with two columns (two different files).

    Can you please assist me with this?

    Thanks!

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