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Create specific folder structure when new Teams channel is created and assign specific folder properties

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Hello all,

 

As stated on the topic, i am trying to make a flow that will automatically create a specific folder structure when a Teams channel is created and at the same time assign specific folder properties to the newly created folders.

 

For the first part (create specific folder structure when a Teams channel is created) i have succeeded. When a new channel is created then automatically the following folders structure is created:

 

"TENDER files",
"PROJECT FILES/PRIVATE",
"PROJECT FILES/DRAWINGS",
"PROJECT FILES/FINANCIAL",
"PROJECT FILES/PICTURES",
"PROJECT FILES/TECHNICAL",
"PROJECT FILES/MARKETING",
"PROJECT FILES/PROSPECTS",
"PROJECT FILES/GENERAL"

 

What I cannot figure out is how to assign to a specific folder, i.e. DRAWINGS specific group properties automatically during its creation.

 

Can someone help me please?

 

thank you in advance.

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  • Andrew_J Profile Picture
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    @vazexa

     

    I think you need to be looking at setting up a Teams Template but how you do that is not something I have done before and am unlikely to do, I did see a YouTube clip on it and got blown away by it.  I think it is lot of coding and in my opinion it not a low code thing.

  • cfbbb Profile Picture
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    Can you please share the flow to (create specific folder structure when a New Teams channel is created with same flow).

    Will be really helpful.

     

    Thank you

  • CLX-JC Profile Picture
    2 on at

    Would you be willing to share how you automated the folder structure creation? I’m in the process of automating a similar process. Did you use a SharePoint List as the source for the folder structure, or hard-code it into the flow? Thanks!

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