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Ideally, I'd like a button. But what I've learned is that the flow in question doesn't work with .xlsm files, so I've already had to move data out of file1.xlsm into file2.xlsx using Power Query, and then the Power Automate is able to select data from file2.xlsx. As an automated process, this was working ok. I could use a macro in file1.xlsm to open file2.xlsx, refresh the query, and the flow would automatically trigger.

I've played with the idea of using a button to somehow change the value in a cell (similar to a check box, but it doesn't seem to be an option with a button), and then use that as a trigger for the power automate (although I'm not sure if that is even possible).

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I thought I'd ask here if anyone knows of any really obvious options I've not thought of. I feel like this should be a fairly standard excel / automate functionality, and I'm missing something obvious.

Yes, you can run a flow in Power Automate from a button in a spreadsheet without using VBA. Power Automate provides several ways to trigger flows, including integration with Microsoft Excel. Here's how you can achieve this:

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I work for a local government with an Office 365 subscription that includes Power Automate (aka MS Flow) and I wanted to see what I could do with it. After Zoltan Kovacs posted his 3rd blog on using Power Automate to send an email using HTML from a survey I was talking with my colleague (a developer) who told me that it was possible to generate a PDF from HTML using Power Automate (PA).

The Survey123 Feature Report generates a nicer output and it includes attachments and its much easier to create a Word doc template than it is to create HTML. My method does not include attachments from Survey123 because it hasn't been exposed to Power Automate by Survey123 yet. My method also requires you to know HTML and CSS because you will need to fiddle with it. You can save a Word document as HTML (two options, more on that later) to get started but I just went old school and typed it out.

When the HTML file is created in Step 5 it actually saves the file to OneDrive. That doesn't happen in Step 6. You have to explicitly save it using the Create File operation (I've already renamed it in this screenshot). Choose the folder and add the file name and file content from the dynamic content window.

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