Hi,
I have a very important project to complete, but I need assistance on this Auto Flow:
What I need is:
This looks like a simple automate flow but I can't get it right.
Any help I will surely appreciate that
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I tried the trigger like below and worked as expected.
Below I have set the Site Address as SharePoint Site/sites/yourteamname. Once you set the site name then there won't be anything to select under ListName. Then click Enter custom value and set the name as Documents.
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There is no Power Automate action available to create folder using Microsoft Teams connection. When you create folder under the channel it creates a folder under your SharePoint site. What you could do is create the folder under your SharePoint site using Power Automate SharePoint create folder action step.
https://{yoursharepoint.com}/sites/{YourTeamName}/Shared Documents/{YourChannel}
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Yes, If possible yes, I can use Sharepoint to create that.
All processes must happen in Flow.
Do you have an approach or an idea of how I could resolve my problem?
Earlier I have asked your screen share details. I haven't heard anything from you yet. Unfortunately I won't be able to do now.
Could you please try the following.
1. Set the trigger as when as channel is created
2. Use create folder (SharePoint) action step. See below. Please see refer my earlier reply for the correct path.
3. Next add Copy file action step (SharePoint) for copying the files to your newly created location
If you still having issues lets try a screen share on tomorrow.
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Learn more from my blog@abm Thank you for your help.
I have attached a screenshot below. I think it will give you an idea of what I'm trying to achieve.
1. Since Teams does not have a trigger of : after channel is created , I have made use of SharePoint to trigger after new folder is created in Library. But still this does not work. After a channel is created, there is a new folder in the shared Documents (sharepoint) but does not trigger and I don't know why.
2. I will check if it's a folder then if yes create folder and copy folder. if not, do nothing.
This flow does not trigger! I so frustrated now. please help.
3. Copy folder does not work too, but we will see that once the previous process are completed.
SCREENSHOT:
I tried the trigger like below and worked as expected.
Below I have set the Site Address as SharePoint Site/sites/yourteamname. Once you set the site name then there won't be anything to select under ListName. Then click Enter custom value and set the name as Documents.
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Learn more from my blog@abm Yes and thank you for your helpful reply.
Indeed, Once I set the List Name as 'Documents' I will lead to an answer.
But My question is, Own would you differentiate that the folder that was auto-created is a Channel folder and NOT a use action to create a folder?
> This flow can work for new channel and also new Add new folder
I actually, want the Flow to recognize ONLY the Teams Channel folder on SharePoint then carry on with the rest of the process.
Is there anything in place for that Yet?
Thanks for your reply. Use flow create folder to a service account connection so that you can easily distinguish who created the folder. The downside is you need another user license.
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Other workaround is add another column and update the meta data once the folder is created via flow.
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This is what I was thinking.
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