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Power Automate Generate PDF with Table
I have a Power Automate flow set up to create a PDF for a selected item in a SharePoint list. If there is a table added to an item though, it gets cut off in the PDF:
Here is the flow:
In the "Create file HTML" step I've also tried the styling below but it did not make a difference.
table {
width:100%; !important
}
It's possible that the "Picture Library" app template has been removed from SharePoint Online, as Microsoft has been consolidating and streamlining the available templates over time. Alternatively, it's possible that the template is still available, but it has been moved or renamed.
To check if the "Picture Library" template is still available, you can follow these steps:
1. Go to your SharePoint site and click on the gear icon in the upper right corner to open the Settings menu.
2. Click on "Add an app" to open the "Add an app" page.
3. On the "Add an app" page, click on the "From Your Organization" tab to view the available app templates.
4. Scroll through the list of available templates to see if the "Picture Library" template is still available.
If the "Picture Library" template is not available, you can still create a picture library by following these steps:
1. Go to your SharePoint site and click on the gear icon in the upper right corner to open the Settings menu.
2. Click on "Site contents" to open the "Site contents" page.
3. Click on "+ New" to open the "Add a new item" menu.
4. Select "Document Library" from the menu to create a new document library.
5. When creating the document library, you can customize the settings to make it a picture library by enabling the "Allow management of content types" option and adding the "Picture" content type.If I have answered your question, please mark your post as SolvedIf you like my response, please give it a like
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The Encodian Connector is another option which has an Convert HTML to PDF action. However, there is a cost to get this connector after the 30 day trial is over. The best free option that I could come up with is to use the HTML file only as it seems creating a PDF file from an HTML file will not have the proper / expected format.
Hi eahbxecrfash3q , if you have a per-user licence then you could consider using the MS Word premium connector, and then converting the resulting document to a PDF. You could also consider the Adobe PDF connector, which requires a subscription but may deliver what you need without the MS Word bridging step. I'm not an expert on the Adobe connector but some initial research suggests that it may provide what you need.
Thanks Jon, my company's license does not include the Premium connectors so those are not an option unfortunately. Do you know of any other solutions please?
