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Convert HTML to a Word .doc file...no premium connectors needed - Super simple!

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Posted on by dnourie

The only way we could identify to do this, without a premium connector, was to use the OneDrive, "Create file" action. You will need to make sure to get the file content first, wherever it is coming from. All you need to do is add ".doc" to the end of your file name. 😁

OneDrive Create file action

folder path - location where the file will be saved

file name - <name of file>.doc

file content - The raw html content

Note, this will create a .doc file. This will not work if you need to create a .docx file. That will require a premium connector as far as I can tell.

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v-xiaochen-msft on at

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Hi @dnourie ,

Thanks for your sharing. I tried it and it worked.

Best Regards,

Wearsky

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oxtail 27 on at

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This is so simple. Just used it and worked perfectly. Look Ma, no connectors. @dnourie thanks for sharing this.

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Ferdion28 2 on at

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This is what I needs. Thanks for your sharing.

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SC-25071029-0 8 on at

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How do you enter the html into the content? My word document just shows the html code - not the formatting within the html.

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