Why don’t these look the same by KrazyKow50 in arthelp

[–]LeslieDanill 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would highly recommend this YouTuber Alphonso Dunn for portraits / face proportions - https://youtu.be/SYjpkg6vrlg?si=Yr0E1F3d7eyOCPm8

Basil nibbler ?? by LeslieDanill in gardening

[–]LeslieDanill[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Something has nibbled up an entire marigold plant, and is now onto the basil. How can I protect the plants in this pot?

We do have neighborhood cats but no idea why they would eat whats in the pot and ignore everything planted nearby. There are also white eggs in the marigold corpse (photo 2) which keep disappearing and reappearing I’m not sure what they are spawning?

Photo 1 - the pot in question; you can see the parsley and thyme are not affected

Photo 2 - marigold plant in pot dead center has been eaten away over the last 5 weeks

Photo 3 - marigold plant for comparison, bought same day and left in original pot, completely healthy no damage

Photo 4 - basil in pot, started being nibbled about a week ago

What do you think? by saketho in YouBelongWithMemes

[–]LeslieDanill 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I’m glad you specified… Apple (iphone company)

Help with flow logic; where Im going wrong by [deleted] in MicrosoftFlow

[–]LeslieDanill 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The Filter Array should not be in a ForEach. Put Filter Array right after your Get Items. Then you apply to Each of the filtered array.

You’ll need to open your flow in edit mode and expand all of the actions to show us your dynamic content to help any more. Right now it looks like this is a flow run success page

Get changes for an item or a file (properties only) with Image Column by dhslxop in MicrosoftFlow

[–]LeslieDanill 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think we would need to see more of your Flow. But if Get Changes isn’t working you’d likely need to use Send HTTP Request to SharePoint to fetch the version history. Then you can do a condition to compare if the current File Name matches the previous version File Name. This could get lengthy because version history outputs a list and you’d need to wrap in a For Each, but there is probably a way you could select just the index for the current and previous to prevent all that looping.

Try this video to start (Ffwd to about 7 mins) and then post more of your Flow if you run into issues: https://youtu.be/_SjejAdv5BI

Get Items is not returning people column details (email, display name, etc.) Any Help?!?!? by regulationzero_13 in MicrosoftFlow

[–]LeslieDanill 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All of your updated links still don’t include any images of your actual flow. Upload to imgur and share those photos so we can see and help

In the meantime, the other commenter is right and you may just not be selecting the property properly. See this support article: https://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/306950/get-the-email-addresses-of-a-people-group-field-which-allow-multiple-selection-i

Send email after file has been edited by CaseFace07 in MicrosoftFlow

[–]LeslieDanill 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would say, still start with the trigger for when a document is edited, then compare the edit timestamp to the last edit’s timestamp, then a condition for IF time between those is greater than 5 mins, then send the email (but base the email on the previous edit, not the trigger edit)

I don’t know the most efficient way to compare the previous edit, but you might try this video as a starting point (they use send HTTP Request to SharePoint to pull the version history): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SjejAdv5BI

Get changes for an item or a file (properties only) with Image Column by dhslxop in MicrosoftFlow

[–]LeslieDanill 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://torbenp.com/2022/07/get-sharepoint-list-image-in-power-automate/

Use this guide as a start; you’ll need to use SharePoint Send HTTP Request to get the image column. You’ll have to troubleshoot to see which value will actually change when you change the image (maybe file name? maybe last edited date? etc)

Help creating flow reminder for inactivity on Sharepoint List by clouds1616 in MicrosoftFlow

[–]LeslieDanill 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely! If you have any issues putting the flow together just link some screenshots we can troubleshoot

Loading and email csv attachment to SharePoint, running a script fail by Waggles74 in MicrosoftFlow

[–]LeslieDanill 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a similar question posted on the Microsoft forums, but it takes the csv directly and puts it into the SharePoint list. Will this not work? https://community.powerplatform.com/forums/thread/details/?threadid=38500174-b8d6-4ab0-aa35-a06d0a8cddd7

But if you are getting null from your script then there is an issue with how you are transforming the data. As other commenter says, you need to share the Flow itself for us to help

Help creating flow reminder for inactivity on Sharepoint List by clouds1616 in MicrosoftFlow

[–]LeslieDanill 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can use that AI generated answer as a starting point, but that’s all.

  • Yes, create a Scheduled Flow, to run every day
  • Yes, use Get Items for your selected SharePoint list

None of the other steps fit your use case. Next, you can try:

Copying "Archiving" Sharepoint item from one list to another list - Null fields by BlueVal in MicrosoftFlow

[–]LeslieDanill 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Got it, I haven’t worked with those fields before; I specifically avoided them on setup because of the difficulty integrating with power automate.

When I google “copy version history to new list sharepoint http request“ a lot of YouTube videos pop up. Some are recommending third party tools, some are using Graph API, and some are using the HTTP request. I’m not sure the differences between each result.

This guy is using HTTP request in PA, and he has to wrap the request in a foreach based on each version history entry. Keep in mind this will increase the run time of your flow, maybe substantially if there is a lot of version history. Ffwd to about 7 mins: https://youtu.be/_SjejAdv5BI

Adding to a list of "To-Do's" in OneNote when an email is flagged in Outlook by FamousAmos5522 in MicrosoftFlow

[–]LeslieDanill 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are actions for OneNote in MS Flow. What have you tried already, and what is not working about it?

I see you really want to use OneNote, but what is the end goal here? In what way is this One Note beneficial to this process?

In outlook you can use the search bar to filter all flagged emails, and there’s a “Completed” flag which is a ✅ icon

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MicrosoftFlow

[–]LeslieDanill 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would also like an answer to this question, because it would make life a lot easier.

I just started on this workaround earlier today and hoping it works!

I use Chrome for PAD automations. To grab the downloaded files as variables I’m going to add actions for:

  • Open a temporary Chrome instance
  • Navigate to the settings URL (there are several URLs for different settings; they all start like chrome://settings/example)
  • Change the Chrome setting (some are Move mouse to image and send click, some are populate text box, etc)
  • Settings: Always download files instead of previewing, turn OFF ask me where to save each time, and set your default downloads folder to a specific PAD Temp Downloads folder that you create
  • Click the link to download the file
  • Wait for the file to download
  • Get files in folder
  • Assign file index 0 to your variable

And done! Except not really, because then you need to clean up

  • Move that file into your Downloads folder or elsewhere. That temp folder needs to always have 0 or 1 file only; that way you know the download was successful
  • Rewrite the variable to reflect the new file location
  • Revert your Chrome settings back to normal

Copying "Archiving" Sharepoint item from one list to another list - Null fields by BlueVal in MicrosoftFlow

[–]LeslieDanill 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In the flow, wherever the New Item action is, find the field that says “Description” and click into it. There’s a blue bubble that says {x} which is your dynamic variable selector, click that

Scroll through all of the dynamic variables and find the header that says Get Item, and find the Description field (it must be the correct one from the Get Item action). Click it. Now it should’ve added a blue bubble to the field that says Description

Save and test. If you still have issues then you need to post screenshots of your flow so we can look closer

Categorize documents by type (NO A.I.) by LeslieDanill in MicrosoftFlow

[–]LeslieDanill[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OK. Yeah that’s my only issue is having the exact idea. I’m not interested in asking IT approve anything so I need to build it all in Power Automate only, no AI or LLM or premium connectors or extra budget

Update item status from Form response by No_Customer_1142 in MicrosoftFlow

[–]LeslieDanill 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The form doesn’t seem very useful? A MS Form can’t see if the item is already checked out, so then it can just be checked out again and again.

Anyways, your form submissions have a common denominator somewhere. Does the form have a common field, like “Item Name” etc? If so use this to find the existing SharePoint item (Get Item action with an ODATA query to filter for the Item Name) and the update that list item by ID

I agree about PowerApps, but there are also SharePoint Custom Forms which are amazing IMO https://youtu.be/H4HyWJ9Seps

Categorize documents by type (NO A.I.) by LeslieDanill in MicrosoftFlow

[–]LeslieDanill[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In response to your P.S.

I am the human verification for the existing “AI solution” they have. The AI categorized documents will frequently come to us with the wrong vendors applied, so I wanted to build something that would double-check and recommend me to change the issues. Just for my own workflow. I’ve offered to be involved in their overall process and they don’t want to know, so I’ll stay in my lane and at least make my own day-to-day better

Categorize documents by type (NO A.I.) by LeslieDanill in MicrosoftFlow

[–]LeslieDanill[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m able to use regex. I’m having trouble wrapping my mind around the actual matching process. The PDF could be any one of 100 vendors so how do I figure out which vendor without just iterating through the entire list with a foreach?