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Hi,

I've been reading through different blog posts and looking at different graphics illustrating and I still didn't understand what's the current story in regards to supporting connecitons to SharePoint On Prem.

An email I got yesterday said

"On-premise connectivity Now you can connect to your organization’s internal network from Microsoft Flow using the on-premises data gateway, enabling you to establish secured connections and integrate them with your flows. The gateway currently supports Microsoft SQL Server 2016 and SharePoint Server 2016."

But then the article it ponts to only mentions SQL as a supportted source via the on-prem data gateway, but the illustration includes SQL, SharePoint and File Systems...

So I guess my question is: Is SharePoint On-Prem supported, and if so is it only 2016 via the the new gateway or are there other possible combinations (using SP2013 or some alterantive way of getting to on-prem SP services?)

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In the below documentation it is mentioned that SharePoint 2013 and SharePoint 2016 are supported.
https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/support-for-sharepoint-on-premises/

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Once you have successfully established your connection, you can easily create an app from data for a SharePoint List as shown in our documentation here. We currently support SharePoint versions 2013 and 2016.
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We do indeed support on-premise SharePoint list and libraries: https://flow.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/sharepoint-on-premises-and-info-bubbles-2/

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There is something wrong with an extra space at the end of the link.
The address https://flow.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/sharepoint-on-premises-and-info-bubbles-2/ is correct.
you can try going through https://flow.microsoft.com then navigate through learn --> blog and you'll find the post with the title "SharePoint On-Premises and Info-bubbles"

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