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Francis Lopez
Nov 09, 2018Copper Contributor
Uploading file via PowerApps into SharePoint document library
I'm hoping someone has encountered the situation I'm in and were able to come up with a successful solution. I currently have a PowerApps application that uploads a file to a Sharepoint document...
- Nov 10, 2018The http request was first thing that came to my mind but it’s a pita :). I guess the question is do you make use of the files in the powerapp or is it just a submission form? If you aren’t getting return data immediately in the app you could just rig it up where you dump the file to a temporary file location and just have another flow owned by the system account with a “new item” trigger moves the files into the final destination library.
Nov 10, 2018
The http request was first thing that came to my mind but it’s a pita :). I guess the question is do you make use of the files in the powerapp or is it just a submission form? If you aren’t getting return data immediately in the app you could just rig it up where you dump the file to a temporary file location and just have another flow owned by the system account with a “new item” trigger moves the files into the final destination library.
- Francis LopezNov 10, 2018Copper Contributor
Lol, that's exactly what I ended up doing, well trying anyways. Just need to confirm now that the file moved by the file property update trigger shows up as being moved by the service account.
Thanks for all your suggestions.
- Nov 10, 2018Well if that don’t you can always get file. Create file from that get action then delete old file from get action I’d and that should work instead if the move takes create name across.