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Add a row to Excel manually and send a message in Teams with the new row content

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Hello to everyone,

 

I am trying to do the following but I cannot find a solution. I want to add a row manually on an Excel file located on SharePoint and then have Power Automate send a message in Teams with text from the new added row.

 

Does anyone know how I can include the body of the NEW row in an automated Teams message.

 

Thank you in advance!!!

 

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    Heartholme Profile Picture
    1,278 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    Hi@Anonymous ,

     

    This should help you out:

     

    1. Add the "add a row into a table", for you select the sharepoint site as your folder and find it there.

    2. Then add the values you want to add in the excel sheet.

    3. Lastly insert the same values in your teams post via adding the dynamic content for each row value you update in each column.

     

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    Let me know how it goes 😄

     

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    Best Regards
    Heartholme

     

     

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    on at

    Hi @Heartholme ,

     

    Seems this is the only way 😄 I was trying to find a solution for manually triggering the bot by directly typing in the Excel file, but your suggested solution also works! 

     

    Thanks!

  • Heartholme Profile Picture
    1,278 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    @Anonymous 


    Happy to help! Yes, the issue is that you can't run a trigger from Excel. So you could try to either use a flow to populate a sharepoint list, or add this information into a sharepoint list by default. Where you can run a trigger connected to the sharepoint list when a new item is created.

     

    If you are satisfied with the result, please Accept my post as a solution. This will in turn help other find solutions to similar questions.

    Best Regards
    Heartholme

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