I'm trying to retrieve the Exchange email report from the Graph. I'm clearly doing something wrong. I created an app in Azure and generated a "Secret" when I put that in the Flow, it says it is invalid. I have tried both the Secret ID an d the Secret Value, as Flow does not tell you which one it wants. Neither worked. I have consented to both the AnalyticRead permission and the Report.All permission.
Any idea what value I have wrong? Is there a better way to do this? My manager wants this report (heavily edited) every week.
Hi @BrianS
Are you using the Graph API?
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Hi @BrianS
Could you post a screenshot of your flow?
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Hi @BrianS
Thanks for your reply. I can see you are using the GRAPH API.
There is new connector in flow which can directly access the GRAPH API. You don't need any secret key and azure portal registrations.
All you need to do is select the Office 365 Groups connector and action step called Send an HTTP request. The connection is similar like any other connector. Just the username and password.
Try the API via this connector and see if that works or not. Please let me know.
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"URI path is not a valid Graph endpoint"
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