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Annika_Morrell
Copper Contributor
Sep 02, 2022
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Add Button to SharePoint Form JSON

I maintain a SharePoint list at work, and I would like to create some buttons on the Edit and Display item forms for common quick actions which involve updating data in several fields / columns.    ...
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  • ganeshsanap's avatar
    ganeshsanap
    Sep 03, 2022

    Annika_Morrell I don't think customRowAction (executeFlow or setValue) are supported in list form JSON formatting.

    Seems like your only option is to customize list forms using Power apps where you can add buttons & execute flows from power apps.

     

    Also, you cannot get the JSON formatting in power apps as it is while customizing list form using power apps.

     

    Similar thread:  Form configuration - add buttons in footer  

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RobElliott
Silver Contributor
Sep 02, 2022
Just checking but I assume you've changed <the flow ID>\ in row 6 to your flow's ID?
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    Annika_Morrell
    Copper Contributor
    Sep 02, 2022

    RobElliott Yeah, that was one of the things I redacted out of an overabundance of caution re: work-related stuff on the internet. 

    It ends up looking like: "actionParams":  "{\"id\": \"XXXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX\"}" (where X can be any character matching [0-9A-z])

     

    I just got it from this part of the URL:

    make.powerautomate.com/environments/Default-<some other id>/flows/shared/XXXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX/details

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