BadRequest Adobe Connector 'Convert to PDF' Power Automate

[Boro5C39]

I have set up convert to PDF using Adobe connector on Microsoft Power Automate

It is not converting the documents to PDF.

{

  "error": {

    "code": "OperationException",

    "message": "For application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document mime-type The input file appears to be corrupted and cannot be processed.; transactionId=jOAiCpl8zdvjqJDp8ehSbQQA936a6enU-PowerAutomate"

  }

[Raymond Camden]

Hi, could you please share details about your flow with us so we can help diagnose the issue?

[Boro5C39]

The flow accepts documents (Word, images, pdf) from an MS form as attachements converts them to pdf and then merges the converted files.

[Raymond Camden]

Can you provide more information about INPUTS? I think that's the issue.

[Boro5C39]

{

  "error": {

    "code": "OperationException",

    "message": "For application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document mime-type The input file appears to be corrupted and cannot be processed.; transactionId=jOAiCpl8zdvjqJDp8ehSbQQA936a6enU-PowerAutomate"

  }

}

[Raymond Camden]

I'm kinda new to PowerAutomate so forgive me if this is wrong. It looks like you are providing the file *contents* to the PDF connector, whereas I believe it wants the *path* to the file. Can you try that?

[Boro5C39]

the function 'get file content using path' is used to get the file content which is required for 'convert to pdf' function

[Ben Vanderberg]

Hi @Boro5C39 ,

Your use of getting File Content is correct. What might be the case is your Filename input. I see the variable of "name" in that field, but I don't know the value. You will want your name in that field to have the file extension at the end of the name.

Word Doc -> file.docx

PowerPoint -> file.pptx

There is also a variable that you can set, which is the name with extension, but that may require you to add a get file properties step.