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Joe9
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doc and htm documents uploaded via power automate to sharepoint cannot be opened

  • Flow description: In power automate, recognize an email with the subject line "CCG Daily News: Electronics Manufacturing Daily News" and rename the attached document to the current day format " YYYYMMDD" and then upload it to the specified SharePoint path in both doc&htm file types, any attachments in the body of the email will not be uploaded to sharepoint. 

Problem encountered: doc and htm documents uploaded to sharepoint cannot be opened.Joe9_0-1712565939243.pngJoe9_1-1712565965038.pngJoe9_2-1712565987434.png

 

  • Here is my cloud flow:Joe9_3-1712566040931.png

     

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Andrew_J
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@Joe9 

 

Can you expand the Yes Branch so we can see the dynamic content.

 

Andrew

Joe9
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FYI

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Joe9
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@Andrew_J 

Any suggestions on this case?

Andrew_J
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@Joe9 

 

Sorry been busy, my intial view is that you do not have a file extension in hte create file step.  And you need a create file step for the docx and htm.  Maybe try those and get back to me.

 

Andrew

Joe9
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same as before, even I input the document type in the file name Joe9_0-1713173946843.png

 

Andrew_J
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@Joe9 

 

I need you to check the following:

 

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It looks correct from other images I have seen, maybe dele the dynamic content and add it back in.

 

Other than the above I cannot see much wrong with the flow but have a look at the raw outputs, is it doing what you need it to do.  Are the files created the size you are expecting.

 

Andrew 

Joe9
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here is the dynamic content  I used

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Andrew_J
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@Joe9 

 

That seems correct to me,  so are the files that you create with the flow now able to open or is this still an issue. 

 

I also thinking there may be an issue with the GET ATTACHMENTS, this will get all of them and then arbiturlly rename them with DOCX or HTML extensions.  This may be the issue why you cannot open them when you go to the SharePoint site. 

 

I cannot help with what I think needs to be done by identiftying the file types, HTML or DOCX then processing the different types correctly.  I think that is for a different post.  Although thinking about it there is dynamic content that has a filename with extension.

 

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Regards,

 

Andrew

Joe9
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Thanks Andrew, is that any other people can help me to solve this issue?

Andrew_J
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@Joe9 

 

Can you open the files that the flow creates.  I think that is the whole issue of your post but you have not given me that information. 

 

Andrew

Joe9
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This is the popup alert I get when I open a file created by flow.Joe9_0-1713491948542.png

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Andrew_J
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@Joe9 

 

I am going to suggest one final thing and this does go back to one of my past responces about the extensions of the files you create in the Library.  You originally stated as follows:

 

Flow description: In power automate, recognize an email with the subject line "CCG Daily News: Electronics Manufacturing Daily News" and rename the attached document to the current day format " YYYYMMDD" and then upload it to the specified SharePoint path in both doc&htm file types, any attachments in the body of the email will not be uploaded to sharepoint.

 

Looking at the above there is one email with an attachment or attachments, that is of one file type or two.  Becasue you want to rename these file or files you are not using the dynamic content of the filenamewithextension which would along with the content save it normally and you should be able to open the file as you want.

 

I can therefore see we need to clear up if it is one, two or many files, that come in attached to the email.  I surgest you look at the following:

 

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Building-Flows/Get-file-extension-from-file/td-p/1257881

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Building-Flows/Detect-file-types-in-Email-Attachments/td-p/90236...

 

After all this I think your current flow will need to change, but how you do that will be up to you.  And some of the above may help you with that.

 

Regards,

 

Andrew

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