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SharePoint list views not displaying in dropdown

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Hi all - I used Power Automate to create lsit views, I'm probably just missing something in the step seen below, just not sure what because when I go to my list, the drop down only shows the "All Items" view and not all of the other 12 views.  Not sure why?  I've also attached an image of the dropdown, and then an image of the list settings for this view where you can see the other 12 views.  I can click on those and eventually open the view, but I need all of them to show in the dropdown.....is there a setting I need to change somewhere?

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  • Michael E. Gernaey Profile Picture
    53,968 Moderator on at

    Hi @pdptsctohsp 

     

    Take a look here 

    How to Create SharePoint List Views using Power Automate [4 Different View Examples] - SharePoint & Microsoft Power Platform Tutorials - SPGuides

     

    Have you tried changing yours from HTML view to SP.View type?


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  • pdptsctohsp Profile Picture
    18 on at

    Hi Michael, thanks so much for your reply....I had also used this, and still got the same result:

     

    { '__metadata': { 'type': 'SP.View' }, 'Title': '@{items('Apply_to_each_Unique_Report_Categories_2')}', 'PersonalView': false, 'ViewQuery':'<Where><BeginsWith><FieldRef Name=\"ReportCategories\" /><Value Type="Text">@{items('Apply_to_each_Unique_Report_Categories_2')}</Value></BeginsWith></Where>'}

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