As of today, there is not a Logic App trigger for Azure File Storage, so I went with a schedule-based approach. Yes, this example leaves out a lot of fine-tuning, but it will get you headed in the right direction.
Create a blank Logic app
Trigger: Schedule
Action: Azure File Storage – List files
Action: SharePoint – Create file
After you add the SharePoint action, the Logic App should automatically add a For Each action and place the SharePoint Create File action inside of it.
In the last screenshot, I tested the Logic App by uploading a couple of documents in Azure Storage Explorer, then I manually ran the Logic App (click the Run button).
Again, this is a simple example. The example does not account for processing the same files over and over…
Thanks. This did point me in the right direction.
Would be nice if you mentioned you should use the ID of the files in the steps to get the metadata and the content.
This was meant to be a simple example. I will create a more detailed example next month. Thank you!
Thanks for this
Hi my scenario is similar, I need to copy multiple files from Azure file share to Sharepoint I am able to do it for single file but if folder has multiple files I am not getting option to point it to folder where files are kept.
Please help here its urgently required.
Regards,
Ankit
Folders don’t really exist in Azure storage, so you’ll need to get everything in a given path or find another way to get the files. (I’m on vacation all week with limited Internet)
Try Gs Richcopy 360 or ShareGate for copying files from Azure File storage to SharePoint , both are easy than using Azcopy or Rclone