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Extracting .CSV Email Attachment from Outlook and populate rows to a Excel in One Drive

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Posted on by logrt

Hi All:

I receive a mail everyday which has a csv attached, I know i can send these csv to a common folder and from then create a table using Power Query, but I want to go one step further and populate a Excel every time i receive these csv, so i can "refresh" my general table faster, i read i can achieve this using Plumsail, is it possible to do it?

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manuelstgomes 6,625 on at

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HI @logrt

Indeed there's a way with external components, but I built a template that you can extract information from a CSV without the need of one.

https://manueltgomes.com/microsoft/powerautomate/how-to-parse-csv-file/

I build it so that you can use the template and it does all the work for you.

Can you please check if and let me know if you have any questions?

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Cheers
Manuel

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logrt 3 on at

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Hi @manuelstgomes

I tried following your great page, but i had troubles in this point:

So far i managed to sent all my csv to a sharepoint page and from then "merge" them to a excel table, when i try to create the "split" function i dont know how to write my function, this is my actual process:

When i try to follow your "Each Row" step, i dont know if i have to continue in the loop or make a new one (this loop is unavoidable even if there is just one csv in my mail), if you can guide me from that point it'd be great

Regards

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