Populate word document with word connector and multiple images

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Posted on 6 Mar 2024 16:53:36 by seemsLetschat

Hi guys,

I am troubleshooting this a few days now and I cant get it to work. I already searched tons of other threads and articles on the net.

Constraints:

Only Word Online Business connector can be used.

Image amount may vary (up to 24).

My goal:

I want to fill a word-template with multiple images. To do so, I lookup sharepoint, get required images and put them in an array. I would like to use the array to fill the template with its index f.e. arrPics[0], arrPics[1] etc.

The error I get is a classic: "The image is not of type PNG or JPG. Please provide an image of type PNG or JPG." However, the images proved are all jpgs, I already tried different ones and even a different word-template.

Thanks in advance.

Here's my flow:

variables('arrPics')[0] - doesnt work even if only one image in array

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Andrew_J 1,962 Moderator on 06 Mar 2024 at 22:01:13

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Re: Populate word document with word connector and multiple images

@seemsLetschat

Firstly I have never undertaken what you are trying to achive.

I am wondering if it is an issue of how the word template is pulling in the images from the Sharepoint list. From my basic knowlege of only using text and number fields I have only pulled in data on a row by row basis. I have not populated a template form a SharePoint document library so this maybe able to be undertaken.

I know the above is no solution but there could be pleanty online on this.

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Andrew

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MD-28081242-0 2 on 29 Aug 2024 at 12:02:04

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Populate word document with word connector and multiple images

I get the exact same error regardless of where the file comes from, and I am trying to do the exact same thing as you albeit with less pictures.

I did read somewhere on here that someone had been successful trying to pass the image as a Json object {} to no avail. If I find something searching the net I'll come back here to let you know.

You have yet to figure out a solution have you?

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