Creating a flow in SharePoint Online

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Steps to Create a Flow in SharePoint Online Document Library

 1.Go to SharePoint Online document library and click on Create a flow.


2.Click on see more templates to explore available templates. 

3.In this case I am choosing the below template. 

4.Now create the flow.




5.Now add documents to One drive for business.


6.Now they are also available to SharePoint document library.



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