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Who will be our Week 2 Top Entries? Check out more information on the Summer of Solutions Challenge in the News & Announcements: Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Virtual Agents, Power Pages.Ĭommunity MembersSuper Tip: If you see an (open) spot these are great communities to participate in to earn entries for the challenge. Each of the following users will receive an entry for each Authored Solution that they provided within 24 hours of a forum question during Week 1 August 8-14. The Summer Challenge is off to a great start!Ĭheck out the Top 5 Members and Top 5 Super Users in each of the communities. It has been an exciting week in the Power Users Communities. csv file as an attachment but the file contains nothing aside from the headers. csv table via the Create CSV table action.Īnd lastly the CSV table will be sent out to the designated email as an attachment via the Send an Email (V2) action. Status_1, DateFrom_1, DateTo_1 and User().email.Īnd under the Get Items action I use the variables to help filter the data stored in the Sharepoint list before getting it all to be processed out into a. The PowerApps (V2) action contains variables that each will take in dynamic values from the respective input i.e.

This is how I designed the flow on PowerAutomate Status_1 is the filter button that filters results based on the work status while DateFrom_1 and DateTo_1 are the respective date filters. You will receive an Email once completed', NotificationType.Success, 3000) The button has the following OnSelect property:ĮxportCSV.Run(''Status_1.SelectedText'', '''&DateFrom_1.SelectedDate&''', '''&DateTo_1.SelectedDate&''',User().Email) csv file which will be sent to the user or my inbox in this case - upon success. What I did: I have created this button that is intended to export the entire filtered data in a gallery into a. csv file sent to my email ends up with headers but blank table?

Export sharepoint list to csv file