How to export SharePoint list data automatically using Power Automate

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Export SharePoint list data automatically using Power Automate

In the below blog you may below steps to automate a SharePoint list export automatically using Power Automate and send the exported file via email. This can be implemented in your project which might save your time and make things easy.

Please follow below steps - 

1. Login to Power automate and search for Scheduled Cloud Flow.



2. Fill the schedule frequency based on your requirement.



3. Get SharePoint list items and filter them as per your requirement.




4. Create a HTML table and customize it accordingly.

5. Create a file on One Drive for Business and get the file content as shown below.


6. Send this file to the required group or person based on your requirement. 


I hope by following above steps you can create a scheduler which can automate your export to excel process :) 

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