Power Automate: Create folder in document library and break inheritance to give access.

In this video I show you how to create a folder, break inheritance and give access to user.
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[@WilsonC15]

Your video helped me. What was great about your video is that you guided me on how to grant access custom role id, which I could not really find in other person video that basically just grant can edit or can view which I don't want it.

[@OptimalTrainingGroup]

I'm glad it was a help. Thanks!

[@StephanOnisick]

Great Tutorial. Thanks for the boost on my Project. Just one thing, you never used the output of the Compose at the end. Keep Making Great Videos!

[@jasmine1085]

thank you for this video, I have one issue the flow only works when I create an item in the list its not trigging when someone else is creating an item. Can you please help.

[@OptimalTrainingGroup]

Hi @jasmine1085, if the workflow is an automated cloud flow and the trigger is "When an item is created", it should work for anyone who creates an item in said list. Make sure that others users have permissions to the list.

[@nicholsrock13]

Do you know How I can create a folder in a One Drive path that was shared to me?

[@OptimalTrainingGroup]

In Power Automate (formerly Microsoft Flow), you can create a folder in OneDrive using the "Create folder" action. Here's how:
1. Add a new step to your flow
2. Search for "OneDrive" and select the "Create folder" action
3. Configure the action:
- Select the OneDrive account you want to use
- Enter the folder name and path (e.g., "/MyFolder/SubFolder")
- Choose whether to overwrite an existing folder (optional)
4. Save and test your flow