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I have a PowerAutomate flow that will email a group a group of users when an item is created on a Sharepoint. I'm wondering if it's possible to create a button that can be embedded on the generated email that will modify a Sharepoint column of only the item that was just created.

Is this possible - and if so, how would I go about this?

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trice602 16,239 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hi,

Yes and absolutely! Please check out Send email with options! Here you can generate custom buttons that can do different things; such as if "Update Item" was pressed, that can come back into your flow and do the item update if it exists, etc.

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In both of these examples, there's a button to update the status of a test item.

This action is really easy to work with and customize the buttons; I typically keep the button options to no more than 6 and no more than 10-15 characters each.

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Hey there!

I am following up on this post creating button in outlook to modify specific sharepoint item in this category building flows from 01/31/2025. I know the post is a little older, but it is a common question here so wanted to take a moment and follow-up. I see there have been 1 replies and 2 likes and asking if your question has been answered. If so, please help the community out by completing one or more of the following actions! Thanks in advance!

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If I can help with anything else please let me know or tag me in a future post, I enjoy reading and answering questions. Always glad to help! Tom 💯💯💯💯💯

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Hi,

I ended up solving this issue like below. First, I send the email and then have it check if the button has been clicked with do until loop. When that's true, then it updates the item.

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Great to hear! Tom

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