You are already using the "split" function to split your string into an array by the delimiter "," . Then you can use the "join" function to join that array back to a string using the delimiter ";#" join(split(outputs('Compose_-_format_Injury'),','),';#...
After the completion of an action in power automate system, the output will be available in the output variables exposed by the action. The split PDF action can not itself save the documents to the input location. To save the output file, you could use other connectors like...
After adding both items to the list we can now build the page range. Power Automate Desktop does not have any ability to join numbers and text in a single string by usingvariable manipulation and the % notation. That is why we are building a list of numbers and using a Join text action...
The next step is to nest the above function in the 1st argument of TEXTSPLIT and enter the corresponding delimiter for the 2nd or 3rd argument, depending on whether you are splitting across columns or rows. In this example, the date units are delimited with slashes, so we use "/" for t...
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Split your PDF document by page number or recurring pages using the PDF4me Split document connector for Power Automate.
2. In the popped-out "Create Table" dialog box, click "OK" button to create a table, see screenshot: 3. Now, the "Power Query Editor" window is displayed with the data, see screenshot: Step 2: Do the transformations in Power Query ...
Transformation is bit hardcoded and probably not accurate - not sure I understood timesheet logic correctly. Plus didn't add empty columns which are not in csv. Thus consider as mock-up. Here is the Power Query part. - first query only loads the timesheet w...
Re: The template language function 'split' expects its first parameter to be of type string. The provided value is of type 'Null' Hi@v-chengfen-msft, Definitely there is value in the body from the output of my trigger: And looking at it know you ...
Split()= This Power AppsSplit() functionbreaks a text string into a table of substrings FullName= It is a Text column that we want to split into the collection “LastName”= New column name in the collection Refer to the below image: ...