I created a "ticketing system" in Power Apps and created the workflow in Power Automate.
The long-story short is this -- on the "create a new ticket" screen, the Patch function is working as intended for all fields displayed (e.g. combo box user-selector, dropdowns, text input, etc.) and none of them are inside a Form. Once the user clicks the "Create my ticket" button in the app, the Patch function runs and creates the new item in the SharePoint list. Once the item is created in the SharePoint list, Power Automate gets automatically via the "When an item is created or modified" action and sends them an email with the Status of their ticket. They will receive additional emails as the Status of their ticket changes.
I followed Shane Young's video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K74UFYgrKB4) about how to create an Attachments field (I know that's the wrong way to describe it!) to the Canvas app by adding an Edit Form, connecting it to the list, copying the Attachments field, pasting, then updating some settings. I did find this to be VERY informative and probably going to be one way for me to accomplish what I'm setting out to do.
The "problem" (using that loosely) is that there's 23 fields getting patched (this includes 4 admin fields and 10 fields that will appear based on the request type). Having to recreate this in Power Automate seems like a lot of work - if it was a few fields, I think it would be pretty easy.
Could someone recommend a way to Patch the attachments instead of using Power Automate? Or any other recommendations? Thanks very much!
