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Search for all image files within a folder and its subfolder in dropbox and copy to a folder in dropbox.
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Hey @esuen
It is possible to search for image files stored in both a main folder and its subfolders within Dropbox, and subsequently copy them to a new folder.
This can be achieved through the selection of the option to "List all files/subfolders in a folder" as an action event within the application and then use the iterator in your action step as the Iterator step divides a collection of data (an array) into numerous values, which are processed one by one until the last value is reached. Each value can be passed to other action steps added after the Iterator step.
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It is possible to search for image files stored in both a main folder and its subfolders within Dropbox, and subsequently copy them to a new folder.
This can be achieved through the selection of the option to "List all files/subfolders in a folder" as an action event within the application and then use the iterator in your action step as the Iterator step divides a collection of data (an array) into numerous values, which are processed one by one until the last value is reached. Each value can be passed to other action steps added after the Iterator step.
Screenshot for your reference:
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