Please try again. Run your flow once at this point to get some sample output that you can use to generate the JSON schema. Looking at your Flow, you'll need to have Get responses to allow you to grab the form responses to add into your email (using Dynamic content) before sending the email. I have considered the source endpoint as SharePoint List, but you can have any endpoint as a source trigger. Attach Item >Calendar - insert a calendar, with specific date range and other details. Must I have the Microsoft Pro license to use Power Automate to create this template with GET RESPONSES? Select the Manually trigger a cloud flow trigger > Add an input > File. Send email with attaching file uploaded from microsoft forms I've looked up several videos on the matter but some of the workflows dont seem to FIT. Thanks for getting back so quick! I'm not as familiar with FLOW, FORMS and most OFFICE Apps as I could be, but am learningHoping to get some further advice/instructions on how to accomplish a similar FORM-FLOW setup.I have a Form created, and set up a FLOW to email it to our HelpDesk system (Solarwinds). To make the URL of the shared file a clickable link in the email, you'll need to use the HTML editor and an anchor tag: In the email body toolbar, select the HTML view icon (). Once you click on it you can then edit the body of the email to your linking. Send email in a workflow - Microsoft Support Automated. I then follow this link and open the response in an excel spreadsheet. To send the form data as an attachment to the e-mail message, click Send the form data as an attachment, select the Attach the form template to ensure that users can open the form check box, and then type a name for the form in the Attachment Name box. Heard this was in the backlog last year but it would be good to get an update on this. Let me show you how you can send unique attachments in an email in Power Automate based on Microsoft Form Answers OR Column Data / Metadata of a new list ite.
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