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Posted on by Jube1

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Hi,

I'm trying to build automated e-mail with Flow from Sharepointlist attachments. There is instructions: https://flow.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/multiple-attachments-single-email/

What I'm doing wrong?

"Name": @{items('Apply_to_each').DisplayName}

Gives error: Enter a valid json.

If I remove "Name", error disappear but flow doesn't work.

-Juho

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Jube1 8 on at

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Re: DisplayName gives error "Enter a valid json."

Brilliant! Now it works. Thanks for the help!
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fermoreno 33 on at

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Re: DisplayName gives error "Enter a valid json."

You are just missing a comma after the first property, the last element cannot finish with comma. If you only have one as you mention (removing name and no comma) works.

Let me know how it goes.

Fer
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Re: DisplayName gives error "Enter a valid json."

Hi @Jube1,

Please add a comma "," after the "DisplayName" dynamic content if the Name is the first parameter.

or add a comma "," after the expression if the ContentBytes is the first parameter.

Please let me know if your problem could be solved.

Best regards,

Alice

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