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Getting version history from SharePoint document library
Hi omeallynile
You can try to use web connector with 'relativepath' option:
let
Source = Web.Contents("https://tenant.sharepoint.com", [Headers=[#"key"=mykey], RelativePath="/_api/GetFileByServerRelativeUrl('[path]')/$value"])
in
Source
Hi v-diye-msft ,
Thanks for responding. As mentioned in OP, this does not work when calling from version history. It only works for the current version of a file. Do you have any other ideas?
- v-diye-msft6 years agoCommunity Support
Hi omeallynile ,
Sorry I won't know, please kindlty raise your problem to support team for more advice:
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/support/
- lewis_patt3 years agoNew Member
I know this is an old topic, but after several frustrating hours looking for help online and finding only one or two threads with no solutuions, I buckled down and came up with a solution to this.
You can use the M function below to pull a list of all versions of a file in a SharePoint library with an associated URL that will actually work with Web.Contents.
Usage (if you named the function Versions):
Versions("https://<tenantname>.sharepoint.com", "/<sitename>", "/<path>/<filename>")Function:
(SharePointTenant as text, SharePointSite as text, FilePath as text) as table =>
let
Base = Text.Combine({SharePointTenant,"/sites",SharePointSite,"/_api/Web/GetFileByServerRelativePath(decodedurl='/sites", SharePointSite, FilePath, "')/Versions"}),
Source = Xml.Tables(Web.Contents(Base)){0}[entry],
Cleaned = Table.RemoveColumns(Source,{"category", "link", "title", "updated", "author"}),
Built = Table.TransformColumns(Cleaned, {{"content", (x) => let
r = Record.FieldValues(Record.FieldValues(Record.FieldValues(x{0}){0}{0}){0}{0}){0}{0},
ret = [
Created = DateTime.From(r[Created]{0}[#"Element:Text"]),
Url = Text.Combine({Base, "(", r[ID]{0}[#"Element:Text"], ")/$value"}),
VersionLabel = r[VersionLabel],
VersionID = r[ID]{0}[#"Element:Text"]
]
in
ret
}}),
Expanded = Table.ExpandRecordColumn(Built, "content", {"Created", "Url", "VersionLabel", "VersionID"}, {"Created", "URL", "VersionIndex", "VersionID"}),
Extracted = Table.RenameColumns(Table.TransformColumns(Expanded, {{"id", each Text.End(_, 36), type text}}), {{"id", "GUID"}}),
Typed = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Extracted,{{"GUID", type text}, {"URL", type text}, {"VersionIndex", Int64.Type}, {"VersionID", type text}, {"Created", type datetime}}),
Organized = Table.ReorderColumns(Typed,{"VersionIndex", "Created", "GUID", "VersionID", "URL"})
in
Organized