In my case, I set the properties like this: You have to do this in order for MS Power Automate to desplay these names, instead of generic numeral texts which you have no idea what field they corresponds to. Now, select the new content control field and go to its properties by clicking here (should be called "properties" for you): To get there, I clicked on the field right next to "Name, Vorname" and clicked on the plain text conent control, which I showed you earlier.
Now, I suggest you enter design mode by clicking here: This one has the categories on the left (in this case, just the first and last name) and the corresponding field on the right. You can find them by enabling the developer features of MS Word and adding them here (sorry for the German text in the ribbon, you'll surely figure out where to find it). This is a simple word doc containing a table, which has so-called "plain text content controll" fields that work as a space to insert data into. Then, the magic begins: I use the flow element "populate a MS Word template".
It starts with the regular acquiring of MS forms resonse details. I use the Word Online (Business) connector for that. Thanks and have a great think I found a way to convert MS Forms responses to a Word doc and then convert those into a PDF. Hope that helps- again I am not a tech person but just explaining what worked for me! The information with CAPS is the dynamic data- took out since personal data Ran my flow and it created a document in the folder path as specified above. File Content I inputed some text and then added Dynamic Dataĥ. Add an action and clicked - then clicked Create File for OneDriveģ.For My File Name I used the Dynamic DataĤ.
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I am assume we all know how to build the basic flow so I am skipping over the beginning part.ġ. This solution doesn't meta-tag (hopefully thats the right word!) it but it just puts the information in a word Document. How mine is set up but yours may be different if not from Forms Note if your information is from Forms remember you have to make sure it is in the "apply to each" box and you have the get response details set up. This is how my form starts-When a response from Microsoft Flow is submitted then my flow runs. The document isn't super pretty but it works for me. Sorry if I use the wrong lingo or am not super precise- I am not a tech person but this how I did it. I was in a similar situation and needed to create a word document with the data that was inputed.
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The created Word doc opens well as below:įirst off I want to say I am no pro at this and I have just been teaching myself. Note: I store the Word doc in my OneDrive for Business folder. File Name field set to Response.doc, File Content field set to output of "Create HTML table" action. On my side, I type three entries within it as below:Īdd a "Create file" action of OneDrive for Business connector. Within Header- Value map entry, type these Response Data dynamic contents that you want to show up in Word doc. Include headers set to Yes and Columns set to Custom.
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