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The 1st parameter was pointing to the path where the zip file was located but now I've added the "Name" that comes from the Sharepoint step after the pink box as shown above.ĭo print both in a compose and check if they are coming out correctly.Define a function get_all_file_paths().

If the dynamic pink box is the folder name (2nd parameter) then what is in the file name (1st parameter? I see, I hadn't realized that, the field description is kinda poorly named, uh? It only mentions the path name, not the full path including the file name too. I have just modified the first field in order to include the complete path of the zip file including the zip file's name as suggested by will need to be different - one is the zip file and the other is the folder where the files will be unzipped. I thought that both first (1) and second (2) fields were meant to indicate the FOLDERS where (1) the zip file is located and the folder (2) on which I want to have the zip extracted to. Kinda you referring that the first and the second parameter already have the same folder names? I've noticed this little weirdness: the zip files that the flow copy from Sharepoint to OneDrive are not recognized as regular zip files by 7zip at first, I have to manually open them with 7zip and only then 7zip recognizes them as "compressed folder" files so that I can unzip them.

: Just out of curiosity, this flow already works fine except for the non-auto-extracting routine. But what else should I do in order that the flow also unzip the ZIP files it eventually copies? Whenever a new file is created into one specific folder from my company's SharePoint, the flow creates a folder with a name related to today's date and then saves it there. ZIP file is created, it gets copied to my OneDrive folder and also gets unzipped. However, I haven't been able yet to make it that whenever a new. I've built a flow that whenever a file is added to my business SharePoint folder, this new file gets automatically copied to my business OneDrive folder as a backup measure. I apologize if this has been answered before, I've been searching around for a while with no luck, tough.