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Copy File From SharePoint Site to a Local Network Folder

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Hello,

 

I want create a scheduled flow to run every day, Monday - Friday, excluding holidays and weekends to take a specific tab of an Excel workbook saved on SharePoint to an Excel workbook that resides on the network drive.  The Excel workbook on the network drive will take a specific tab from the SharePoint Excel workbook and name it the same but add the current date to the end of it. 

 

For example, the specific tab from the SharePoint Excel workbook called "Deliveries", each day the flow should copy the "Deliveries" tab and put it into a workbook called "Orders" on the network folder. The tab name for today should be named "Deliveries 3-28-24", the tab name for tomorrow (Friday) will be "Deliveries 3-29-24", the third tab name should be "Deliveries 4-1-24" since 3-30-24 and 3-31-24 falls on a weekend. If holidays cannot be dynamically determined then that's fine, but excluding weekends is important.

 

Is this something do-able? Any help is appreciated, preferably with a picture or video.

 

TIA!

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  • Andrew_J Profile Picture
    1,962 Moderator on at

    @coolbeans23 

     

    See below on the network folder issue.

     

    https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Using-Connectors/Connecting-using-file-system/m-p/1336021/highlight/true#M13592

     

    Hope that helps with one thing.

     

    Andrew

  • coolbeans23 Profile Picture
    53 on at

    Looks like I don't have a On-Prem gateway on my Power Automate version to make a copy to my local network drive.  I will have to make daily copies of the "Deliveries" sheet to the SharePoint site (which is ok too). 

     

    In order to achieve this I think I will have to create a Excel macro to make a copy of the sheet and rename the tab using the current date stamp then have the flow run daily by using the Run Script action in Power Automate in order to achieve what I want.  Sounds right? 

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