diff --git a/_posts/2024-09-25-setting-up-an-email-data-feed-with-power-automate.md b/_posts/2024-09-25-setting-up-an-email-data-feed-with-power-automate.md
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--- a/_posts/2024-09-25-setting-up-an-email-data-feed-with-power-automate.md
+++ b/_posts/2024-09-25-setting-up-an-email-data-feed-with-power-automate.md
@@ -19,53 +19,53 @@ Now let's jump in and create our Power Automate workflow in the platform
 
 1. Log in to Power Automate:
 
-- Navigate to [Power Automate](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/products/power-automate) and log in with your Microsoft 365 credentials
+  - Navigate to [Power Automate](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/products/power-automate) and log in with your Microsoft 365 credentials
 
 2. Create a new flow:
 
-- On the left-hand sidebar, click on *"Create"*.
-- You’ll be presented with several options. Select *"Automated cloud flow"* since we’re triggering the workflow when a new email arrives
+  - On the left-hand sidebar, click on *"Create"*.
+  - You’ll be presented with several options. Select *"Automated cloud flow"* since we’re triggering the workflow when a new email arrives
 
 3. Name your flow and choose a trigger:
 
-- In the dialog box that appears, give your flow a name, such as "Move CSV Attachments to OneDrive"
-- Under Choose your flow's trigger, search for the trigger titled *"When a new email arrives (V3)"*
-- Click *"Create"* to proceed
+  - In the dialog box that appears, give your flow a name, such as "Move CSV Attachments to OneDrive"
+  - Under Choose your flow's trigger, search for the trigger titled *"When a new email arrives (V3)"*
+  - Click *"Create"* to proceed
 
 4. Set email filter conditions (optional):
 
-- Once the trigger is added, you can narrow down the emails that trigger this flow:
+  - Once the trigger is added, you can narrow down the emails that trigger this flow:
   - In the trigger step, you can add filters such as *Inbox*, *From* address, *Subject* line, specific *Folder*, or *Has Attachments* to refine the emails that the workflow will act upon
-- For instance, you might specify a *Subject Filter* containing "SA360 export" to only trigger on emails that have "SA360 export" in the subject line
+  - For instance, you might specify a *Subject Filter* containing "SA360 export" to only trigger on emails that have "SA360 export" in the subject line
 
 5. Initialize "timestamp" variable:
 
-- Click *"New Step"* and search for *"Initialize variable"*
-- Create a variable named "timestamp"
-- Set the *"Type"* to *"String"*, and under *"Value"*, use the *"Expression"* option (lightning bolt icon) to generate a dynamic timestamp:
+  - Click *"New Step"* and search for *"Initialize variable"*
+  - Create a variable named "timestamp"
+  - Set the *"Type"* to *"String"*, and under *"Value"*, use the *"Expression"* option (lightning bolt icon) to generate a dynamic timestamp:
   - Use the expression `utcNow()` to capture the current date and time
-- This ensures the timestamp is generated once and can be reused consistently throughout the workflow.
+  - This ensures the timestamp is generated once and can be reused consistently throughout the workflow.
 
 6. Add an *"Apply to each"* loop:
 
-- After initializing the variables, click *"New Step"* and search for *"Apply to each"*
-- Select *"Apply to each"*, and in the *"Select an output" *field, select *"Attachments"* from the dynamic content pane (this will loop over all attachments in the incoming email)
+  - After initializing the variables, click *"New Step"* and search for *"Apply to each"*
+  - Select *"Apply to each"*, and in the *"Select an output" *field, select *"Attachments"* from the dynamic content pane (this will loop over all attachments in the incoming email)
 
 7. Create a timestamped folder in OneDrive:
 
-- Inside the *"Apply to each"* loop, click *"New Step"* and search for *"Create new folder 2"*.
-- Select the OneDrive associated with your target SharePoint Site
-- Set the folder name to the `timestamp` variable, ensuring it persists throughout the flow for all attachments
-- (optional) Specify a subfolder in *"Folder Path"* to nest it `somewhere/else/{timestamp}`
+  - Inside the *"Apply to each"* loop, click *"New Step"* and search for *"Create new folder 2"*.
+  - Select the OneDrive associated with your target SharePoint Site
+  - Set the folder name to the `timestamp` variable, ensuring it persists throughout the flow for all attachments
+  - (optional) Specify a subfolder in *"Folder Path"* to nest it `somewhere/else/{timestamp}`
 
 8. Move email attachments to the new folder:
 
-- After creating the folder, click *"Add an Action"* and search for *"Create file 2"*
-- Point it to the folder you just created in OneDrive
-- For the file name, select *"Attachment Name"* from the dynamic content, and for the file content, choose *"Attachment Content"*
-- This will save each attachment into the newly created timestamped folder
+  - After creating the folder, click *"Add an Action"* and search for *"Create file 2"*
+  - Point it to the folder you just created in OneDrive
+  - For the file name, select *"Attachment Name"* from the dynamic content, and for the file content, choose *"Attachment Content"*
+  - This will save each attachment into the newly created timestamped folder
 
 9. Save the flow:
 
-- Once you’ve completed these steps, click "Save"
-- Test the flow by sending an email with attachments. The attachments will now be moved into a single folder based on the static timestamp from when the flow was triggered
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+  - Once you’ve completed these steps, click "Save"
+  - Test the flow by sending an email with attachments. The attachments will now be moved into a single folder based on the static timestamp from when the flow was triggered
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