This template watches a feed URL and, when a new RSS item arrives, builds a OneNote page from the title, summary, and link, then creates that note in the section you set. Paste the feed URL on the RSS trigger. Connect Microsoft OneNote and pick the notebook and section that should collect items.
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The scenario starts when a new RSS item arrives from the feed URL you watch.
JavaScript takes title, summary, and URL from the item and shapes the OneNote page.
Microsoft OneNote creates a note in the section you choose.
Add an RSS trigger and paste the feed URL you want to watch. The scenario runs when a new RSS item arrives.
Add a Microsoft OneNote connection and sign in with access to the notebook that should receive notes. Pick the section on the create-note step.
In JavaScript, read title, summary, and link from the item, then create the OneNote note in that section. Publish a test item on the feed and open the new note.
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