How to send excel attachment to Share Point when email is received using power automate?

[pthapa]

Hello all,
When an email is received with attachement (excel), I want to send it to share point folder location and replace the existing one using power automate.
I have been struggling to get this work. It keeps dumping the images from the body of the email and I don't understand how to get the attachment.

Can you please help?

Here is my flow: 
Appreciate your time.
pthapa

[pthapa]

The flow is working however there is an issue with the attachments received in the folder.

When I received the attachement in the SharePoint folder, it also sends those from email body such as company logo and image of the file as well in image format. Not sure how to eliminate those image files not coming into the folder.

Does anyone have any insight to this?

Appreciate your feedback.

Thanks,

pthapa

[pthapa]

Hi @v-yohua-msft ,
Thanks for your valuable response. I followed the steps you have mentioned but when I run the test, getting error. Not sure where the issue is.

Still not working for me!
Thanks,

pthapa

[v-yohua-msft]

Hi, @pthapa 

Start by making sure the flow starts with the appropriate trigger, such as "When a new email arrives" in Outlook. This will be the starting point of the process.

Filter attachments, in a trigger, you can specify a flow that triggers only emails that contain attachments. This helps to filter out emails without attachments from the start.

Use the Get Attachments action for Outlook 365. This action allows you to specify the email from which you want to extract attachments.

Add a condition to check if the attachment is an Excel file. You can do this by checking the file extension of each attachment. If the condition is true, proceed to the next step.

Use the Create File action in SharePoint. Specify the SharePoint site address and folder path. For file names, use the dynamic content in the attachment name, and for file content, use the attachment content.

To replace an existing file, make sure that the file name in SharePoint exactly matches the attachment name. SharePoint automatically handles versioning, and if the names match, the existing file is replaced with a new one

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