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Power Automate Desktop | Loops exercise | Create a flow to loop over Excel workbooks signing each one
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Topic ==> | Loops (3 exercises) |
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Subject ==> | Power Automate training |
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The above folder contains four files:

Your task is to get a list of all of the Excel workbooks in this folder, then loop over this list opening each workbook up, adding a worksheet to it, signing your name in cell A1 and then saving the workbook and closing it back down again.
Although this sounds hard, it's actually pretty straightforward! Remember to set a file filter of *.xlsx when getting a list of the files from the folder, and bear in mind that when you add a new worksheet you'll automatically be taken to cell A1 in it.
Create and write a flow called Kilroy was here to accomplish this task When you've got this working to your satisfaction, save and close it!