Good morning all,

I'm trying to build a logic app, that will upload the files from Azure Blob Storage to Sharepoint. It was quite easy to do when all the files were supposed to be uploaded to one folder. I was asked to seperate them by the name. So, if a file contains 'dog' in the name, it should go to folder 1, but if a file contains 'cat' it should go to a different folder on Sharepoint, from the same blob storage.

I've tried to add a condition to the logic app, that if it's 'true' that 'name' contains 'dog', upload it to folder 1, if false, upload it to folder 2 (there is always a file containing either 'dog' or 'cat'), but it still uploaded all of them to the folder with 'false' result. Basically, when I ran the logic app, all the results were false, so the problem is with the condition itself, but as I'm new to this, I wasn't able to figure out, what exactly is failing. Below is the screenshot of the logic app to upload all the files to one folder, I'm not quite sure where to put the condition (I've tried to place it everywhere, same result) and how to configure it properly.

Working solution to upload everything to one folder

CodePudding user response：

If the left hand side of the condition is the name of the blob, based on what you've said you want, the right hand side should literally be the word Library ... no expressions or anything else.

Your condition, in plain English, says ...

If the name of the blob contains the word "Library", do the true side, else, do the false.

If you want to check for the word Library ignoring case, wrap the blob name in a toLower() expression and set the right hand side to be all lower case, like thus ... library