Can't Figure out how HTML to Text handles <td> tags

[DanielNash]

Hey Power Community,

I've got an automation running that pulls all it's data from specific emails, turns the HTML to text, then has conditions on whether the text contains a unique string or not to start the process. The HTML code looks like this (I separated the two <td> assets to make it clearer, originally on one line):

<td id="tdl_11" class="label lc" style="vertical-align:top; border:0 solid white; border-bottom-width:.83em; padding:0.83em 0; border-right-width:.83em"><label class="fieldLabel"><div class="fhelpTip NeedsQTip" title="Must be 3 or greater to be within SLA. &nbsp;Any value less than 3 will require approval." align="top"></div><b>Delivery vs Created</b></label></td>

<td id="tdf_11" class="cell cc" style="background-color:#f5f5f5; border:solid white; border-top-width:0; border-right-width:5.455em; border-left-width:.909em; vertical-align:top; border-bottom-width:.909em; padding:.83em">5</td>

When converted it will combine them and simplify them to "Delivery vs Created5", which works great. However, sometimes the character differences of the difference inputs sometimes creates a line break between the two:
"Delivery vs Created
5"
I don't know what determines where the line breaks will fall and how to get around that. When it comes in as HTML, all of the content of the email comes in as one line. 

Any way around this outside of some Excel magic? I can think of complicated Excel ways to do it, but I would like it to be simpler. 

Thanks!

[v-bacao-msft]

Hi @DanielNash ,

Please refer to this article and see if it helps:

Flow: how to change the style of your HTML table in Microsoft Flow - Alex Tofan&#039;s blog

It is mentioned here that if you use HTML tags to format the table.

Best Regards,

[DanielNash]

What's in your link is SUPER cool and actually a great example of how powerful Power Automate can be!

However, you're using it to create HTML. For the sake of my problem, I don't see the connection. The problem is with the text that comes from the HTML. In order to make it readable for other parts of the automation, I turn the HTML to plain text. The problem is, it seems to have a row character limit, probably to make it more readable for humans, but my filters struggle with it if the string it cut in half by a return it made because of that character limit. Am I just not applying the knowledge in your article correctly to see how it helps?