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I have tested this and worked for me. See the below steps:
Next get all the attachments and attachment contents from SharePoint.
Next file is under my one drive
Final step email
Here is my test output
Like I described earlier here I am using one single array variable to append all my file names and contents bytes.
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Try attaching to same variable for both sources to the below variable and map the array variable under the email.
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What I was thinking is try to take the one drive file name and content under the Append Array variable.
Hope its more clear.
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I have tested this and worked for me. See the below steps:
Next get all the attachments and attachment contents from SharePoint.
Next file is under my one drive
Final step email
Here is my test output
Like I described earlier here I am using one single array variable to append all my file names and contents bytes.
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In my example I was looking all the list records and in each record it could have one or more attachments. I was giving you an example of some guidelines mainly based on that attachments array variable you questioned me earlier. Hope it make sense.
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