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Create a One Drive Share link that contains all files input in one FORMS question

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Hi everybody ! 

 

I have created a feed in which I need to retrieve files that are inserted in a question.
I know how to put them as attachments by creating a variable.

 

But I'm trying to create a One Drive share link that contains all the files (max 5) to put it in a row of an Excel table.
I manage to create the share link but there is only one file linked to it.

 

Thank you for your help ! 🙂 

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  • Alexandra7 Profile Picture
    38 on at

    May be using SharePoint Share link is more easy ? 

  • Jdelavega Profile Picture
    106 on at

    Hi @Alexandra7 

     

    Could you give me a preview of the flow to better undestand the issue?

  • Alexandra7 Profile Picture
    38 on at

    Hi @Jdelavega ! 

     

    For the moment I do it like that.

    The first red square : it's "Parse JSON ".
    The second red square : it's "Apply to each" and "Add a row to an Excel table
    The third red square: I add the link of the Parse JSON in the column I want.

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    The problem with this way of doing it is, for example, that if I have 4 files that are added in my FORMS, then I have 4 excel lines that are created.

     

    I would like only one line to be created, and have my 4 links in the same box. Or better yet, I would like 1 link to my 4 files.

    I don't know if this is clear.

  • Jdelavega Profile Picture
    106 on at

    @Alexandra7 

     

    If you want to store multiple values in a single variable, maybe you could try using an array with the 'append to array' action. This way, you can easily add new values to the array as needed.

  • Alexandra7 Profile Picture
    38 on at

    Hi @Jdelavega !

     

    I already tried creating an array variable but excel rows only support string variables.

     

    What about creating a csv table, do you think it's possible?

     

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    Alexandra7 Profile Picture
    38 on at

    I finally found a solution that works for me.

     

    I "Create a folder" Sharepoint > "Get file content" One Drive > "Create a file" Sharepoint in the previously created folder > "Create a share link" Sharepoint of the folder.

    So I have a link to a folder that contains the files.

     

    Thanks for the help

    If you want to see a screenshot of my feed, you can ask me and I will put it up.

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