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SharePoint List to Excel File to SharePoint Folder

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Hi,

 

I've been doing research but some reason can't find a good explanation on how to do this. I would like to simply export what I have on a SharePoint list to an Excel file and save that Excel file on a SharePoint folder every month on a schedule. I would like separate excel files every month, not one file that gets appended new info every month. I used the template Flow provides to save SharePoint to CSV but the csv was really hard to read and all the columns were incorrect and wonky looking.

 

Would someone be able to explain how to do this? Screenshots are greatly appreciated! Thank you  

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  • v-yuazh-msft Profile Picture
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    Hi @Anonymous,

     

    Could you please explain more details about your requirement and what is the trouble you meet when you create the flow?

    Please share more details so we would try to provide a proper workaround for you.

     

     

    Best regards,

    Alice

  • Dev_Nikhil Profile Picture
    225 on at

    Hi @Anonymous

     

    You can use the Export data to excel table rather than the Csv file type you just have to Create the Table as per the List Structure and just run the Flow.

    Also you can Perform the create table in Excel Operation into the Flow.

     

    Though i am not sure right now about the Item limit to migrate from list to Excel Sheet with the Help of the Flow.

     

    If you find any difficulty comment here.

     

    Thanks 

    Dev_Nikhil

  • Community Power Platform Member Profile Picture
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    Hi @v-yuazh-msft,

    I'm simply asking for suggestions on how to build this flow. I don't know which actions to use to achieve this and would like input. I'm still trying to build this Flow from scratch. I'm still fairly new to Flow.

     

    I would like to transport what I have in SharePoint list to an Excel sheet (like data view on sharepoint list) and save it automatically to a SharePoint folder like an archive. Thank you

  • Community Power Platform Member Profile Picture
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    Hi @Dev_Nikhil,

     

    I can't seem to find the 'Export data to excel table'. It doesn't show up for me. How am I able to get this?

     

    If I perform the create table in Excel, each time the flow runs, would it create a new table in a new excel file? Wouldn't I have to create an excel file prior to running this flow every time?

     

    Thank you

  • Dev_Nikhil Profile Picture
    225 on at

    Hi @Anonymous

     

    I Would like to Suggest you to Create a Table Manually, Because however i can not Create a Table and put values into that Table into Single Flow.

     

    After that Roadblock here i am Posting a Screenshot of the Flow Which i have Created to Transfer all List Items to the Excel Sheet and its Working Perfectly.Capture.PNG

     

     

    in this Flow i have Recurrence as the Trigger. into Secoond Step i am taking the Get Items Action Which will fetch the All items form the Specific list and in third Step i am Using Action "Insert Row" which is like this.Capture.PNG

     

     

    Here you have to Insert Excel Sheet name The Table name you have Created into the Excel Sheet. and Bingo! it will works Flowlessly.

     

    for the Excel Operation it'll work Perfect as per the File Unification you have to create another Flow For Specific date to Move File to another location.

     

    as per your Question, yes it'll create a table in excel when you run the Flow thats For Sure.

     

    Thanks

    Dev_Nikhil 

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