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Adding multiple rows to an Excel table from single Microsoft Form

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I have a basic Microsoft Form (as shown) with the fields Date / Time 1 & Fatigue Level 1 / Time 2 & Fatigue Level 2.Form.PNG

 

I am able to get the data to flow into an Excel spreadsheet to look like this:

 

DateTime 1Fatigue Level 1Time 2Fatigue Level 2
01/03/220545z31000z2

 

But I actually want the data to flow to Excel with the each Time/Fatigue Level pairing being in a new row (WITH the date included each time). So, for example, taking the data from the table above I actually want it to flow to Excel as follows:

 

DateTimeFatigue Level
01/03/220545z3
01/03/221000z2

 

However, I only want it to create a second row IF there is data in the Time 2/Fatigue Level 2 fields.

Sorry, I am booking myself onto training to get more comfortable with Power Automate, but this is an urgent task I need fixed.

Thanks,

LJ

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    v-yujincui-msft Profile Picture
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    Hi @LJPiro ,

     

    I have made a test for your reference.

    1. Here is my Form.

     

    vyujincuimsft_0-1646386599578.png

    2. Here is my excel table.

    vyujincuimsft_1-1646386705730.png

    3. Create a Flow.

    formatDateTime(outputs('Get_response_details')?['body/rceaf70616ecb40239cedb6fee2ad844e'],'dd/MM/yy')

    vyujincuimsft_2-1646386987182.png

    vyujincuimsft_3-1646387013059.png

     

    Best Regards,

    Charlie Choi

  • LJPiro Profile Picture
    on at

    Thanks Charlie,

     

    I was definitely having a chemotherapy-brain day! Will avoid Power Automate on those days in the future.

     

    Managed to use your solution and then added in conditions to do more with it.

     

    Thanks so much.

     

    Lorna

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