The request is forbidden by Graph API. clientRequestId: 8407f238-d1fe-4e2d-9372-8ea30165a3a0

[JenVitug]

The request is forbidden by Graph API. clientRequestId: 8407f238-d1fe-4e2d-9372-8ea30165a3a0 

This error i started encountering today for Delete a Row in Excel (One Drive for Business)

Which used to work just fine.

What could have happened

[v-yuazh-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @JenVitug，

Could you please share a full screenshot of the configuration of your flow with actions' details?

Could you please share more details about the error message?

Please take a try to delete the "Delete a row" action and re-add it or take a try to recreate a connection to "Delete a row" action to see if the issue still exists.

Please share more details so we would try to provide a proper workaround for you.

Best regards,

Alice

[JenVitug]

@v-yuazh-msft Thank you.  it's now working.  

[Anonymous]

Could you share about how to fix this issue. I had the same issue like yours.

Thanks

[dogBotherer]

How did you fix the API error mate?

[amitK]

@JenVitug 

I am getting same error, How did you solved the issue? can you please help us?

[dogBotherer]

I was told by MS Partner Support that it's a known issue and being looked that

[amitK]

@dogBotherer 

Has there any committed date to solve issue by MS Partner Support?

[LoviseH]

hi @dogBotherer 
I have the same problem as @amitK 
not sure how to work this through
cheers

[comiles]

Having same issue trying to setup a new flow with data from MS Forms being pushed to Excel. Someone please respond when/if MS Support resolves this!

[nemegeerm1]

Hi,

We are working with Microsoft Support on this very same issue 😉

Marc

[comiles]

I don't expect this will be helpful for everyone, but I was able to resolve this issue by simply starting over. I deleted the whole workflow and created from scratch and the problem did not present again. Apologies for not having a more coherent reason, but there it is.

[Wheatcroft]

I'm also experiencing this issue - would appreciate some support with a resolution.

Thanks

[kaishavtrehan88]

Hi @v-yuazh-msft ,

I am also facing this same issue of access forbidden when trying to access Excel dtored on SharedPoint Group.

Refer attached screenshot.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks

Kaishav

[Anonymous]

I am having the same issue.  Can someone please respond with a solution?

[Anonymous]

@v-yuazh-msft can you please share the solution?  I am also having this issue.  

Thank you,

Mysha

[nemegeerm1]

Hi,

Yes we have solved the issue ourselves, after involving MS Support  😉

(1) Microsoft does not provide a solution if your Excel does not open with "Excel on line". And no, our files do not open with "Excel on line". Stripped them using the tool, but the result behavior of the Excel was not ok for the end-users.

(2) Solved it by reading the Excel using the Graph API from within flow. This just works ...

Best regards,

Marc

[farhandsome]

@nemegeerm1,

Hello, I am facing the same issue.

Could you give a little more detail about your solution?

[nemegeerm1]

Hi,

The solution I have used is described in https://sharepains.com/2018/10/17/microsoft-flow-read-large-excel-files-within-seconds-without-creat...

Best regards,

Marc