This template watches a Google Drive folder for new files, reads the filename and type, and creates a Microsoft OneNote page in the section you choose.
JavaScript builds a short HTML body with the file name, type, and Drive link. Connect Google Drive and Microsoft OneNote, then point the trigger at the upload folder.
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The scenario starts when a new file appears in the Google Drive folder you choose.
JavaScript turns the filename, type, and Drive link into HTML for OneNote.
Microsoft OneNote creates a page in the notebook section you pick.
Add a Google Drive connection with access to the folder you want to watch.
Add a Google Drive trigger for new or changed files and select that upload folder.
Add a Microsoft OneNote connection and pick the notebook section that should receive new pages.
In JavaScript, set the page title from the filename and put type plus Drive link in the HTML body. Then create the OneNote page in that section.
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