Power Automate: HTML Table Formatting Made Easy

[@joaomarcossc21]

This was the most helpful video on power automate I’ve ever seen. Thank you

[@zghaboos]

Thanks for this video, didn't realise I could get the image into an email like that, that's a game changer for me!!

[@carolzollinger1364]

I found this video this morning and it solved the exact issue I was having. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge, April!

[@AprilDunnam]

You are very welcome, happy to hear that it helped solve your issue!

[@MitchTorres]

Nice one, April. Is there a way to place the header on the sides (vertically) and not on top?

[@nadiaardiles]

Hi, thanks for everything. I wonder if there´s an option to put diferent colors in one column of the table depending on values..For example, if the value of one cell is equal "Check", it should appear with color font green

[@passerby12-m8t]

Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much!!!!!!!

[@AprilDunnam]

I'm glad I could help!

[@aducaale328]

Thank you very much my CSS was bad because I fixed. Great content

[@AprilDunnam]

Glad it helped!

[@bubba1984]

Good work April, super helpful content. Keep doing the good work and Thank you!

[@AprilDunnam]

Thank you! Will do!

[@RaniaMouakar]

Great tutorial!!! One question, what I wanted to have a background image in the email and not embed an image. Is there way to do this? thanks

[@GuadalupeMay]

thanks so much! This work for looking the emails in my phone, but unfortunately on Outlook desktop it doesn't. Any workarounds for that?

[@elizeusantos445]

Thanks! I love You! I was putting the variable at the bottom of the page and just for that it didn't work for Outlook desktop... it only worked in a few places.

[@itsani07]

Hi April, Thanks for sharing this video. Although I have added Outputs and Output, the HTML of the Table does not take the CSS in its header. Instead of this its just generating . So no style is being applied. How do I make the HTML header read this CSS style ?

[@usurper762]

Thank you very much. I’ve learned a lot from your videos.

[@AprilDunnam]

Thanks for watching!

[@ramonillarramendi3191]

Greatly explained! Thank you very much.

[@AprilDunnam]

Thank you for watching!

[@carlw]

Thanks April, but how did you manage the column widths?

[@bobbirowlett6728]

You amaze me with how easy you make this seem. I will definitely try this out. I was wondering if there is a way to add an email address to the people's names who were recognized. Anda step further that when you click on that link, it would bring up an email addressed to them with specific data praising them for being nominated and to keep up the good work. (We're getting close to Christmas, so I'm asking for a lot! ) 🙂

[@karolinaunderwood1039]

Hi there, this is really useful. Thank you so much. Can you also advise how to format date within the HTML Table?

[@jonahrobison7760]

When styling an HTML table in Power Automate, is it possible to have different formatted values in a single column? For instance, if a table column has number formats, but also percentages as well?

[@Pranav-ir6pi]

Hi, Thank you for the video. It is very helpful.! But if there was a line break in the response that does not reflect on the email while using this approach. Do you have any solution for that?

[@grammarcheck3471]

Great video . I was wondering if someone know hos to Fit the HTML tables per page while creating the PDF , due to my tables cut in the midle .

[@srilaxmigrao2734]

Hi great video How to have a value based colour in the HTML table created in flow

[@josephlim2064]

is it possible to align the text to center in just one of the columns?

[@marinacicchi3272]

Hi! that is great! the only problem i have is that when do this, the email's auto-signature changes to conform to the composed table style. Do you know how to stop that from happening please? thank you

[@KleinmeisterPang]

Its so refreshing to see more and more women doing tech videos

[@AprilDunnam]

I agree. I've been doing videos for 5 years :)

[@KleinmeisterPang]

@@AprilDunnam Yes sure, I only discovered you today, I am sorry.. 🙂

[@natalyaoliveira6264]

Hello how can you line break to the CSS table please?

[@azharshaik21]

Hi April, As usual I like your content. I have a query how to highlight the values of reason column with yellow or green color in the background ?

[@krishnamona1983]

That was Awesome explanation @April

[@AprilDunnam]

Thank you Krishna!

[@VinaySingh-we8yu]

I've a html table having 33 columns. When sending it through email, it's getting compacted, and all messed up in the email body. How do one send that many columns HTML table in email provided the email automatically provide a horizontal scroll bar? Please do a video for this use case.

[@HollyNorthern]

@MitchTorres @J Premium I'm looking for this option as well - did you ever find a way to format the HTML this way? Thanks in advance!

[@HollyNorthern]

I think I found it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/goLYnnaIZqdgp5I

[@jpremium4384]

Hi April, would you mind to direct me to a reference as to how I can make the HTML table headers vertical rather than the normal horizontal outline?

[@coolbeing163]

Not possible as of now.

[@shishirthakur7702]

I want the sort buttons to scroll together when you scroll the data table in power apps... How??

[@MrAirtaz]

Have you made a video or project that handles multi-line columns? My brain is scrambled trying to find a way to handle this issue. I have different methods from the internet, to no avail. Basically I'm just trying to grab a multi-line column entry and put it in a html table for an email. It's killing me!! It just grabs the different lines and puts them all in the same line within the html table.

[@generice3398]

Is it possible to nest tables with this action?

[@kaushik-bx1xv]

The HTML table is extending to my email signature, does anyone have a resolution for this?

[@mariolopez-od7pr]

Hi April, great video...is it possible to send a link to an html table instead of the actual table? perhaps saving it in sharepoint and send a link?

[@coolbeing163]

What you will win?

[@Krieg33333]

April, the image doesn't display when viewed in Outlook 2016 desktop app, it only shows an 'x'. On web outlook, the image shows up properly, please help!

[@AprilDunnam]

How did you convert the image to base 64? I'm not sure off the top of my head what the issue could be as it works for me in the desktop app and mobile. Thinking it might be a conversion issue

[@justme7208]

This is nice. However, it doesn't work for outlook mobile. Tried it and the table didn't display. Just a greyed area after email text.

[@cutiescandal]

Awesome

[@AprilDunnam]

Thanks!

[@sharonpaul4925]

How will this table behave in mobile devices? Will it be responsive?

[@AprilDunnam]

Only if you add the appropriate CSS/HTML to make it that way. The sample CSS I show isn't responsive

[@sundrapillay6668]

Thanks April

[@AprilDunnam]

Thanks for watching!

[@gunasekaran4288]

Good 👍

[@AprilDunnam]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@mk-ep7yk]

🤗👌👌

[@AprilDunnam]

Thanks for watching :)

[@dominuss7835]

not a good video for beginners. Some of the code not provided.

[@AprilDunnam]

I'm sorry you feel it's not a good video for beginners. The details were provided in the description in a blog post