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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Here is an example of what is showing up in word: Can someone please explain to me how I can convert the rich text html to Word's version of rich text so that I can get the line breaks and indents in Word to show up? I don't know if it's something that I have to do in Word, or if it's something that I have to do in Power Automate? I have searched for solutions, but I don't understand any of them. But apparently Word's rich text is different than the rich text that is in a field in a browser (html). It shows up in the Sharepoint List column as html. The problem is, one of the fields in my Power App needs to be rich text because I need line breaks and indents.
More information can be found here (I followed that tutorial). Then it copies those columns over to a Sharepoint library, and enters the data into content controls in a docx template, then converts it to pdf. I have created a Power App where when I enter strings into a field, it is entered into a Sharepoint List, which then triggers a Flow.
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