Getting URL from newly created Sharepoint library folder

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Hi everyone, good afternoon.

I am using a flow to upload documents from powerapps into a sharepoint library folder. this works great and works as intended. I would like to pass the URL of the newly created folder back to power apps somehow so we can use the URL to send communication out to the users about the new file. Im new to flows, so Im not sure if this is even possible. Here is the flow I am using. Thank you in advance!!

Chris

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Hello @SudeepGhatakNZ thank you VERY much for your response! I have added this step and messed with the button in Power Apps to try and get it to return, but I am still not doing something correctly. This is the variable and code that I am using on the button to run the flow. I found a few videos showing me to create a variable (myOutput) and wrap it around the entire flow.

When I wrap it just before the Run(), I get an error saying it cannot be invoked inside a ForAll.

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Could you please provide more details about your objective?

Additionally, I'm curious about the rationale behind placing the Flow invocation within the loop. Could you shed some light on this?

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Hi @SudeepGhatakNZ

I am trying to create a folder, if needed, and upload documents to it. And than return the location/URL of the folder into Power Apps so we can easily share it from the flow.

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Create a table and then call flow from inside the table

ClearCollect( myTable, Table( { Title:1, File: {} }, { Title:1, File: {} } ) ); ForAll(myTable, PowerAppsbutton.Run(Title,File))

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