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Cannot send file from Attach Control to flow on Power Automate

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Posted on by gccamacho 2

I've followed more than 10 tutorials and think have all ok, but doesn't work.

I've created an attachment control and a button, when click button Run a flow that get attachment and write to Sharepoint.

 

 

I have this code on button:

 

Subir_fichero_hash.Run({file:{contentBytes:First(AttachCard.Attachments).Value; name:First(AttachCard.Attachments).Name}})

 

and get the errors:

1. The function 'Run' has some invalid arguments. (on flow.Run).

2. Unexpected characters. The formula contains 'Semicolon' where 'CurlyClose' is expected.

3. Invalid argument type (Error). Expecting a Record value instead.

4. Name isn't valid. 'name' isn't recognized.

5. Unexpected characters. The formula contains 'Colon' where 'ParenClose' is expected.

6. Unexpected characters. Characters are used in the formula in an unexpected way.

 

Have try with comma too (i'm on Spain and may use semicolon but for try).

 

Subir_fichero_hash.Run({file:{contentBytes:First(AttachCard.Attachments).Value, name:First(AttachCard.Attachments).Name}})

 

 

And then i get that errors:

1. The function 'Run' has some invalid arguments.

2. Missing column. Your formula is missing a column 'contentBytes' with a type of 'Blob'.

 

I think the problem is on comma/semicolon. I've set Powerapps language to English but nothing.

 

What can try or change for make it work?

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    Inogic Profile Picture
    Inogic 1,135 Moderator on at
    Hi,
     
    Based on our understanding, you are encountering an error while uploading an attachment in the app. Below is a formula you can try on your end, along with a screenshot of the Power Automate flow:
    In our scenario, we are uploading multiple files using the following approach:

    ForAll(
        AttachmentControl.Attachments As file,
        Collect(
            collectResult,
            ImportFileInsharepoint.Run(
                varFolderPath,  // Pass the folder path
                {
                    contentBytes: file.Value,  // Pass file content as contentBytes
                    name: file.Name  // Pass file name
                },
                file.Name
            ).response
        )
    );




    Thanks!
    Inogic

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