This template watches a Microsoft OneNote section for new pages, reads the page content, and creates a Google Doc from the title and body.
JavaScript cleans OneNote HTML into plain text. Connect Microsoft OneNote and Google Docs, then point the trigger at the section you want to watch.
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The scenario starts when a new page is added to the Microsoft OneNote section you choose.
Latenode loads the OneNote page content so it can become a document.
JavaScript turns the OneNote HTML into a title and body Google Docs can write.
Google Docs creates a document from that title and text.
Add a Microsoft OneNote connection with access to the notebook and section you want to watch.
Add a Microsoft OneNote trigger for new pages in a section and select that section.
Add a Google Docs connection for the Google account that should own the new documents.
Get the OneNote page content, clean HTML in JavaScript, then create a Google Doc from the title and text.
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