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Hi, I'm brand spanking new to Power Automate. I played around with this for quite awhile and searched online and thought I found a solution but then got stuck. On the 1st (sometimes 2nd) of the month I get two automated emails. Each one has one attachment:
Both emails contain in the subject: "Prd Document Usage"
Ultimately what I would like to do is copy the existing files in OneDrive folder "HRBI Analysis" and affix the month end date to the filename of those copies; actually the month end date will be from two months ago from today. And then would like to take the new attachments from Outlook 365 email and overwrite whats in OneDrive.
The flow below was my first practice attempt and I was just trying to learn how to add a date to the end of the filename before proceeding with the actual solution. The example I saw online used split and it was my understanding that that returns an array but I don't think I have it down on how to properly reference an output.
Please help.
You need to use Power Automate expressions for your split and concat functions in order for them to run, else they will be treated a simple text:
This learning module should help you with creating and using expressions:
Introduction to expressions in Power Automate
Regards,
Ellis
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