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Creating Flow to extract data from Sharepoint list to Excel

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Hi!

I am trying to create a monthly report which extracts the data from a Sharepoint list to an Excel Workbook. I managed to extract all the data except for the Multi-line field.. it is appearing as null, when in fact it contains data.

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Am I missing any required setting? Thank you in advance to Anyone who can assist/comment on this issue 🙂 

 

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    eric-cheng Profile Picture
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    Hi @yojie ,

     

    Do you have Append changes to existing text enabled for your column?

     

    If so, have a look at this blog.

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    31 on at

    Hi Eric,

    Yes, I have enabled the Append to existing text. Thank you for this, i will check out this blog and update if it solved my problem 🙂

     

    Thanks once again!

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    31 on at

    Dear Eric,

    I have tried the suggested solution, it works in some extent. The problem is that i populate this view into an Excel sheet and it is showing as below, which is not user-friendly:

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    I was hoping that it would look the same as per the blog:

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    Would you be able to advise if there are any additional formatting i can do prior to populating it to Excel via Add row?

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    Thank you in advance for any recommendation you may have 🙂

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    Hi @yojie ,

     

    Can you please try the HTML to text action and see if it removes all the HTML syntax? 

     

    The blog outputted into a webpage which is why the HTML is formatted nicely.

     

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    31 on at

    Thank you eric! This worked!

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    Would you mind sharing the whole flow chart? Might help me in my creation of my own. 

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