| Syed Muneeb
It may be time consuming to check attachments or reports within an organization OneDrive. To avoid those time-consuming hassles, a flow can be built to store all of your e-mail attachments in one of your folders on your Microsoft OneDrive for business account
There are two ways to create a flow one is to create it from the scratch and the other one is to look for the template which already exists in power platform. If you navigate to the list of templates in power platform in power automate you can see a template named save Office 365 e-mail attachments to OneDrive for business when you check on this template you are about to start using it. You click on create a flow at the bottom of the screen to start creating the flow
Save Office 365 e-mail attachments to OneDrive for
business is one of the one click attack templates in
which one can responds to the questions that would be
required to build a flow hence one can avoid writing a
line of code. Then you click on the template you will
see a description of what the template does and what it
needs to succeed once you access this template from your
licensed account the flow connects to your e-mail and to
get any attachments moreover the flow will then create a
folder on OneDrive for business account which word
automatically put every attachment that comes via e-mail
of your work e-mail address in the folder.
Basic concepts in Flow
Loops: A loop will run until a
new condition is met so it will process to next action
or trigger.
Switch: This evaluates
the input and then executes each case accordingly.
Do Until: it performs its actions until a specific set of
conditions is met.
Apply to each: performs each set of actions for each item.
Expressions: it describes the logic in your flow and entered
manually in the system.
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