In my earlier post, "MS Flow - Copy File From One Library To Other Library Using REST API", I used the default copy functionality which was provided by Microsoft Flow.
But in this post, I am using REST API to perform the task of the copy document from one library to another library.
Steps
This is the flow of overall actions used in this process.
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I have created a flow on the file upload event.
Step 1
Initialize the variable as SiteURL,
![MS Flow - Copy File From One Library To Other Library Using REST API]()
Step 2
Initialize the variable as source file path.
![MS Flow - Copy File From One Library To Other Library Using REST API]()
Step 3
Initialize the variable as the destination path.
![MS Flow - Copy File From One Library To Other Library Using REST API]()
Step 4
Add action as Send an HTTP Request to SharePoint.
![MS Flow - Copy File From One Library To Other Library Using REST API]()
In the above action, URI needs to be replaced with the following text as,
First replace function should be changed with,
replace(concat(uriPathAndQuery(variables('SiteUrl')),variables('FilePath')),'%2b',' ')
And second Replace function should be changed with,
replace(concat(uriPathAndQuery(variables('SiteUrl')),variables('DestinationPath')),'%2b',' ')
Full Text should be visible as,
_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl('@{replace(concat(uriPathAndQuery(variables('SiteUrl')),variables('FilePath')),'%2b',' ')}')/copyto(strnewurl='@{replace(concat(uriPathAndQuery(variables('SiteUrl')),variables('DestinationPath')),'%2b',' ')}',boverwrite=true)
After uploading the document in the source path, we can see that the document moves to the destination path as soon as it is uploaded.
Cheers!!