How do I get the ID of an existing folder, for use with the SharePoint " Create sharing link for a file or folder " step? I've seen an example of how to do it in the same flow as when a folder is created, but I can't figure-out how to do it for an existing folder.

I am getting sharepoint folders by using the graph api as follows. The structure is as follows: So the Team is TestTeam and the channels are TestChannel1, TestChannel2 and in each channel there are folders and in the folders there are files. This give me back Json data with id, displayname etc.

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Hello, I’m having trouble with finding the SharePoint Folder ID. I’m working on a workflow that identifies an account number in a PDF file name received by email and then saves the PDF to the folder for that account.

If you donot know the folder id, you can also use the folder name instead of the folder id to upload files: To get the folder id: Find the answer to your question by asking. See similar questions with these tags. I want to upload files to a certain existing folder inside a Sharepoint.

To get the item-ID of a file that is present in a multi-subfolder level using Graph API, you need to list children of a drive and traverse through the folder structure by using '/children' endpoint.

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I'd like to be able to use the API to get an id for any folder and/or file, as well as to return any child objects of any folder using the id (and not the relative path).

For this example I've used a Compose that contains the folder name we want to find. Get files (properties only) returns all folders where the folder name is equal to the folder name we are looking for.

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