Tag: Convert to PDF

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  • Convert Visio Files in Power Automate

    Convert Visio Files in Power Automate

    We have recently released a new ‘Convert Visio’ action which provides the capability to convert Microsoft Visio file formats to the following file formats PDF, BMP, GIF, HTML, JPG, PNG, SVG, TIFF and VSDX. The supported input file formats are: VSD VSDX VSX VTX VDX VSSX VSTX VSDM VSSM VSTM The ‘Convert Visio’ action covers these […]

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  • Convert email attachments to PDF then attach to a new email

    You might want to convert email attachments to PDF because you want to print the document, or you simply want to store the attachment in a more portable format. I’m guessing you have had a document in a certain file format on your computer and wanted to read it later on your phone or tablet. […]

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  • Convert Microsoft PowerPoint Files in Power Automate

    Convert PowerPoint Files in Power Automate

    We recently released a new ‘Convert PowerPoint‘ action which provides the capability to convert Microsoft PowerPoint file formats to the following file formats PDF, HTML, PPTX, PPT, TXT, TIFF or PNG. The supported input file formats are: PPT PPTX The ‘Convert PowerPoint‘ action covers these very common file format conversion scenarios, with example configurations depicted […]

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  • Handling files provided in a Microsoft Forms response

    Handling files provided in a Microsoft Forms response

    Building upon our previous post regarding how to Convert Microsoft Forms Responses to Word or PDF Documents This week, we had an interesting question asking how to embed image files submitted in a Microsoft Forms response into either a Word or PDF Document created from HTML … hmmm. Whilst we quickly worked this through (and […]

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  • Automatically convert SharePoint documents to PDF

    We’re regularly asked how to create a Flow with Power Automate to automatically convert SharePoint documents to PDF format whilst avoiding a recursive event…. so we thought it was about time we document how to do it! 1. Launch Power Automate 2. Create a new ‘Automated flow.‘ 3. Provide the following information: 3.a. Flow name: Enter […]

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