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Oct 16, 2019
2 min

How to: Populate a Word Template with repeating content control

In this #PowerShot, I will show you how to populate a word template with a repeating control using #MSFlow. We will create a word template with a repeating control on a table and populate it with data stored in an Excel sheet. Note that currently Flow supports "Plain Text" only for repeating control in word templates. Let's Get Started! Creating the Word Template Step 1: Add all the content controls for the non repeating content (Name, Agent name) in the screenshot. Step 2: C

Oct 3, 2019
1 min

Working with: Trigger conditions in MS Flow

In this #PowerShot, I will show you how to use trigger conditions in #MSFlow. We will look at the “When a new Email arrives in Outlook” trigger and prevent the flow from triggering when the arrived email is from a particular domain. Step 1: Click the … on the trigger and click on Settings. Enable the checkbox for “Trigger Conditions”. Step 2: Use the expression below to set up the trigger condition: @not(equals(last(split(triggerBody()?['From'],'@')),'testdomain.onmicrosoft.c

Oct 3, 2019
1 min

How to: Add images to a Word Template using MS Flow

In this #PowerShot, I will show you how to add an image to a word template using #MSFlow. Step 1: Get the bas64 content for the image (while uploading a file in a manual trigger, it by default is of the base64 form and so can be used directly) Step 2: Initialize a variable of type Object and construct the binary stream for the picture. The content type should be “image/png”. Step 3: Populate the Word Template: reference the variable to the picture control in the word template