How to export documents from SharePoint including metadata to Azure blob storage
We are using flow/Azure Logic Apps to export documents from SharePoint document library to Azure Blob Storage.
Using the trigger when a file is created or modified.
We are using a condition (Archive=True) to move only documents which are equal to Archive=true.
The flow is working correctly and documents are moved to Azure file storage.
Now we have the following question: how can we create a txt,csv file for each particular export file which contains metadata from SharePoint?
Any help?
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Hi @Webmagic
There is a data action within Flow called "Create CSV Table" which you can use to generate the content of a CSV file. In my example below, I have used Get Items to retrieve my documents from a SharePoint library. I have then used the Create CSV Table and used the body of the Get Items to populate my CSV. I have an option to let this action automatically create the headers (which is really messy when pulling SharePoint data) or I can define my own "custom" columns. So for illustration I have just used Created By, Created, Modified By, Modified. Once I have the CSV table defined, I can use the create file action (I've used SharePoint but you could use the Azure Storage version) and set the body as the Create CSV Table output.
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@MattWeston365
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Hi @Webmagic
There is a data action within Flow called "Create CSV Table" which you can use to generate the content of a CSV file. In my example below, I have used Get Items to retrieve my documents from a SharePoint library. I have then used the Create CSV Table and used the body of the Get Items to populate my CSV. I have an option to let this action automatically create the headers (which is really messy when pulling SharePoint data) or I can define my own "custom" columns. So for illustration I have just used Created By, Created, Modified By, Modified. Once I have the CSV table defined, I can use the create file action (I've used SharePoint but you could use the Azure Storage version) and set the body as the Create CSV Table output.
If you have found this post useful, please give it a thumbs up. If it has answered your question, please accept it as the solution so others can benefit.
@MattWeston365
Proud to be a Flownaut!
Community Leader: Black Country PowerApps & Flow User Group
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