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The problem was that the file was created properly when I actually sent an email, but when I tried to test-run the flow, the files were corrupt. This was a workaround I originally used when testing a flow. Instead of using the attachments data from the trigger, include an extra step in your flow to load the attachment data. Add вЂGet attachmentвЂ™ actionДЄnother option to try if the expression doesnвЂ™t work is to add вЂGet attachmentвЂ™ action before processing the file. But using the expression above when processing email attachments seems to solve the corruption problem. And even there I didnвЂ™t understand why it sometimes works and sometimes not.

You can use the Navigation buttons to view pages and see the characteristics of a document (whether it contains text, tables or forms, or includes image-only pages and more) this helps you decide which processing mode and options to select.

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IвЂ™ve never had this issue with files located in SharePoint or OneDrive, the only problematic source seems to be the email attachments. You can preview source files to be converted in Convert Assistant in Full View.

Instead of using the вЂAttachments contentвЂ™ directly. When using in a flow, it could look like this:Д«ase64ToBinary(items('Apply_to_each')?) Use the base64ToBinary() expression to convert the вЂAttachments ContentвЂ™. If you get an error thereвЂ™s a chance that the file content is not properly encoded. The expression base64ToBinary() should help. ThereвЂ™s a chance you saw error message as below. It doesnвЂ™t matter if you need to download the files, upload them somewhere else, attach them to a task or another email. Are you working on a Power Automate flow to download/upload attachment from an email, but the attachment is corrupt?Д¬orrupt attachment from an email is one of the most common problems in Power Automate.