Power Automate and Microsoft Forms: Send uploaded files as email attachments

For the Schema in the Parse JSON action, you'll use this:
{
"type": "array",
"items": {
"type": "object",
"properties": {
"name": {
"type": "string"
},
"link": {
"type": "string"
},
"id": {
"type": "string"
},
"type": {},
"size": {
"type": "integer"
},
"referenceId": {
"type": "string"
},
"driveId": {
"type": "string"
},
"status": {
"type": "integer"
},
"uploadSessionUrl": {}
},
"required": [
"name",
"link",
"id",
"type",
"size",
"referenceId",
"driveId",
"status",
"uploadSessionUrl"
]
}
}

And when building the attachments variable, you'll use this:
{
"Name": file-name-from-get-file-metadata-action,
"ContentBytes": file-content-from-get-file-content-action
}

[JC-dhbe]

Thanks so much. I could not find this specific task on YouTube or other forums. Very easy to follow along while doing it. Thank you!!!

[duckensconstant]

Wonderful Job Chad. I've followed both videos and complete my task successfully without errors. Kudos!

[timothytay]

hi chad, thank you for this video. it was very detailed and simple to follow for a beginner user like me. I have been researching on this issue and I was unable to find a suitable solution and was almost close to giving up. But fortunately, I chanced upon your video. Thank you for saving my workflow. I hope you continue making these videos. Thank you so much.

[jonathanross]

Thank you so much for this, Chad! This video was extremely helpful and saved me countless hours that I may have wasted searching for these answers elsewhere. I can't thank you enough!

[aweswagomness]

I have watched five or six videos attempting to teach me this very thing. Yours is the one that actually worked. You have saved me so much headache and frustration. I am incredibly grateful. Well done!

[BulletFever]

Years later this is still incredibly helpful and has just solved a huge headache I was having with getting this going. thank you!

[zachwelding]

Life saver! I was trying to get this by using some string manipulation with the Link attribute and it wouldn't work. Your approach with using the Get File Metadata first was the trick.

[lm]

This is a brilliant video, so clear even for someone like me who understands almost nothing.

[poat]

thanks a million!! this was the very last bit I needed to bridge the gap to map an HTTP post to attach something to Jira <3

[Gloating-Goat]

Very clear and easy to follow guide, perfection to be quite honest. Thank you.

[solitairel]

Thank you! This was easy to follow and easy to view! Super helpful!

[jamo]

This totally worked!! Well done and thank you, Chad!

[aciavarella]

This is excellently done - the explanation, best practices and the outcome.

[dutchmetz]

Thank you so much for posting this!! It is exactly what I needed.

[Michael_Burris]

Awesome video, I researched how to do this for a few hours and this was the best resource I found. Thank you!

[strangeday]

I had followed a different tutorial that was a bit complicated and it ultimately didn't work for me. this was much simpler and it worked on the first try... so THANK YOOOU!

[leirbagpositivo]

was trying to set this for a while. Tks man.

wish you the best.

[rabbitwrangler]

Thank you so much for this video. Everything worked just as I needed!

[z-tune]

still a killer tutorial, helped me figure out my missing (.) in my flow. thank you!

[claytonworthen]

This was a HUGE. Thank you for making this. Made my life much easier.