Creating markdown string in Apply to each

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I am trying to create an email with nicely formatted list of items and it is not working for me.

So I create a header string ( | col1 | col2 | col2
|-----------|:-----------:|-----------:| )

And than I create string variable "lines" , get a list of items from Sharepoint list and do Apply to each:
| @{items('Apply_to_each_Capx_Item')?['Quantity']} | @{items('Apply_to_each_Capx_Item')?['Item']} | @{items('Apply_to_each_Capx_Item')?['Price']} | @{items('Apply_to_each_Capx_Item')?['TotalCost']} |

All the marking just appears in the email.

HTML is not good as its for Approval email which doesnt seem to support HTML .

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AlanPs1 2,471 on at

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Hi @Anonymous

Please post some pictures of your Flow.

Markdown can be used on the Approval, but not in the body of an email, so I suspect you see the markdown as it's the email that holds the Markdown.

Once I see the pictures of your Flow I will advise what steps for you to take in order to achieve the result you are after.

Thanks, Alan

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neither "from vars" or "MANUALLY" are marked properly
Thats what I get

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Hi @Anonymous

I have recreated what you have (in the most) calling values from one of my lists.

I get the following output working as expected:

I suspect you are using this link

I looks to me that the use of _emphasis_ with spaces may be your issue.

Please try and remove spacing from _emphasis_ and recreate my model and expect it will work.

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Thanks, Alan

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