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'The requested range does not exist in the sheet.' error when creating file in Sharepoint using Flow. Can anyone help on how to fix this?

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I am trying to pull an attachment from Outlook and saving it to a Sharepoint folder using Microsoft Flow. The file does save, but when I try to open it, it gives me this error: "The requested range does not exist in the sheet." And when I try to open the file using the Excel desktop App, the file is blank (see screenshot below). Any thoughts on fixing this?

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Hi @Anonymous ,

Could you please share your flow with detail steps? It seems the file has not been saved correctly. If you created the flow using template, please add a step "Gat attachment" below the trigger:

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HI @v-jefferni , here is my flow: trigger is when an email arrives:
then, I get the attachment and save it on the designated folder. Is there any additional step we should include?

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Hi @Anonymous ,

What is in the File Content field of Create file action? It seems like you have used wrong dynamic content. My flow steps are as follows:

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Hi @v-jefferni, Thank you for this. However, when I followed this flow, the saved file still gives me the same error mentioned above.

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Hi @Anonymous ,

It's quite strange... Have you checked the excel file from in the Email attachment? What type is this file? Can any other excel files created by this flow work correctly?

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