This requires which is already included in the action Of the file by adding before sending emails. The document under review can be attached to the email by retrieving the content Sample of email sent- can be further customized Please see the screenshots showing the Flow Steps While looping through, Filter the Review Docs collection in step 4Īdd action to Select properties to be included in the emailĪdd after and construct an email to send. Loop through all the list items in the collection in step 2 Filter Query can be applied if a meta data field is available in the libraryĬreate Document property JSON object collection from the output from step 3 Get all Documents' Properties from /Test-Folder. Get Items with a Filter Query, as currently you're doingĬreate JSON object from the output from step 1 Here are the steps that can be used to fulfil the requirements: After doing this, I am unable to select the Body from ReviewDocs in the From field in the Filter array Note that ReviewDocs Body is available in the Dynamic Content for the Apply to each - ReviewItem, but I selected the Body from PolicyReview120 as instructed. The body of the email should include the Document Name and Review Date which are provided in the Policy Inventory list. Send an Outlook email that contains the documents from #1 as an attachment or link.
I am really struggling with the following:įiltering the Get Files output so as to keep only the files with a Name that is also contained in the output of Get Items? My current flow filters for items in the list with a review date that is +120 days from today, then it gets the files from the document library sub-folder named Test-Folder.
SharePoint Document Library (Policy-Working-Documents): Select the table, and on the Table tab, under Draw Borders, click Borders, and then click None. Rest the pointer on a column border until appears, and then drag the column until the table is the size that you want. If you have any questions or need help along the way, contact our technical support team.I have the following list and document library in the same SharePoint site: In the Link box, type the address for the link, and then in the Display box, type the text that you want to appear in your signature. When a recipient of your email clicks on Click Here, it will take them to the website that you entered as the hyperlink. We use cookies to let us know when you visit SoundCloud, to understand how you interact with us, to enrich and personalize your user experience, to enable social media functionality and to customize your relationship with SoundCloud, including providing you with more relevant advertising. Now, the Click Here text in your message has changed into a Hyperlink. SoundCloud may request cookies to be set on your device. For example, if I want people to go our the GroupMail website when they click “Click Here”, then I would enter //4. When you have entered the Link Text and URL, press OK.
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This is where you enter the full URL, or website address that you want this link to open. The URL is the full website/webpage address you want people to visit when they click the text. The Type is http: if you want the text to link to an Internet website. The ‘Link Text’ should be automatically filled in with the text that you highlighted (Click Here.) If not, type the text that you would like to link to your website. Highlight the words “Click Here”, then go to the Insert Menu and select Hyperlink. In your message, type some text that you want to use as a link to your website (e.g. If you want your recipients to click on some text that will bring them to your website or any other place on the Internet, you can insert a hyperlink.ġ. “…Can I add a Hyperlink to my group email?”
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