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Hey,

I can't get the Logo for a header. It sounds dumb but yeah. I have uploaded the image to the documents of a sharepoint site.

I tried getting it with

LookUp(Documents, "[File Name]" in Name) or LookUp(Documents, "[File Name]" in Name).Thumbnail
 
I have done this since it wants a record. But it simply does not work. To see if it even gets the right thing I added a text label with
 
LookUp(Documents, "[File Name]" in Name).Name
 
And It shows the file name. In theory this should be simply but I just can not get it to work.
 
Thanks in advance

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Kalathiya 2,463 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hello @DK-03030714-0,

You need to pick a size from the thumbnail, like this:

Please try this.

LookUp(Documents, Name = "YourFileName.png").Thumbnail.Large

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Hi @Kalathiya

that does not work. According to Power Apps this is a text (Even if I don't know why)

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Hello @DK-03030714-0,

Could you please confirm that where you are trying this formula?

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With( {file: Documents}, LookUp(file,Name="Sample Person").Thumbnail.Large )

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@DK-03030714-0,

A small input that may assist here - you may have to do this
With( {file: Documents}, LookUp( file, Name = "Sample Person" ).'{Thumbnail}'.Large )

Also if your Documents Library has less than 500 files or the required file is in the first 500, @Kalathiya's post should work for you with the small adjustment above.

However, if that is not the case, Name is not Delegable and you need to get the ID of the target image and do this
LookUp( Documents, ID = YourRequiredID ).'{Thumbnail}'.Large

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Hey @Kalathiya @WarrenBelz

I have tried the solutions you recommended but Power Apps still says it as a text.

When I add that formula to a text label I get a really long link that gives the image I want:

https://germanywestcentral1-mediap.svc.ms/transform/thumbnail?provider=spo&farmid=[Number]&inputFormat=png&cs=[Some String]&docid=[Some Sharepoint link]&access_token=[Insanely long string]&width=800&height=800&farmid=[Number]

I have found another way to make it work, I simply uploaded the picture to the media tab.

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@DK-03030714-0,

Firstly- good you got is working and yes - Media is probably a better option.

However there is something else wrong here - I have been using that structure extensively in a lot of prod aps for many years to display images from SharePoint Libraries - test example below

Is this definitely a Sharepoint Dosument Library and is the target file an image ?

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@WarrenBelz

Yes it's the standard Documents Library of the sharepoint site.

It's a communication site, even though I don't think that should make a difference,

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Kalathiya 2,463 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hello @DK-03030714-0,

Not sure, why it's working for you.

Image control try to pass the URL instead of the Thumbnail.

Alternative Approach:

Could you please try this:

"https://abc.sharepoint.com/sites/SiteName/" & LookUp(Documents, ID = 3).'Full Path'

Note: https://abc.sharepoint.com/sites/SiteName/ - Replace with your SharePoint site url

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Hi @Kalathiya

This also does not work:

"Expected Record Value.

The Property on this control expects Record values. The rule produces Text values which are incompatible."

It's no longer a problem since I uploaded it as media but weird nonetheless. Maybe something worth involving a MS dev for

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Hello @DK-03030714-0,

It’s a bit weird that it’s not working for you might be some setup issue, not sure.

Try below approach:

- Add HTML Text control instead of image control and put below code:

In HTMLText property past below code.

With({ _file:LookUp(Documents,ID=3).'Link to item' }, "<img src='" & _file & "' width='100' />" )

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