It is very likely that the issue is that the file name is not valid. Only numbers, letters, and the dash (-) character are allowed. Since timestamps usually make use of colons (:) and both that and the subject may contain spaces, it's not a valid filename. The replace() function should be a big help here is removing the characters and substituting with dashes where needed. Something like replace(replace(<text>, ':', '-'), ' ', '')
would replace colons with dashes and remove spaces.
How to add a timestamp on Azure Logic Apps
Anonymous
I have a very basic Logic Apps which grabs an email attachment from Outlook 365 and upload into Azure file.
I am not sure how to create a timestamp on the title.
I am getting "BadRequest" error as if they cannot carry the data.
How do I implement/add the "ReceivedTime" properly?
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Samara Soucy - MSFT 5,141 Reputation points
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2021-08-17T16:27:04.593+00:00 @Samara Soucy - MSFT Thanks for helping. The file name was not anything special. It was "PayCor_0806". It goes thru without any issue when there is no "Received Time". But, when I add that, it creates the error.