Appshet cant open PDF link

hay everyone please help me i still can’t open my PDF that i save on the onedrive in appshet

i have appshet before name Warehouse reservation R2, it work, then i try to replicate to other appshet but it worse and i can’t acces the PDF

the PDF been create on my onedrive but i still cannot call it on the file colom and always end up with file not found, thanks

Hi @Imam_Fauzzi

Try checking out the following link for tips and tricks from @WillowMobileSys How to create a preview print PDF file, before send to print? . It might solve your problem.

The “/ 000 PVE Central Apps PSD” portion of your filename path is NOT included in the Bot generating the PDF. Most likely you need to remove that portion but it depends on what you are trying to accomplish.

AppSheet uses “relative pathing” - meaning it has a known starting point or “root” folder and then all additional folders created by app start from there. We do NOT need to specify the “root” path in our data columns.

The “root” folder used depends on the datasource being used as follows:

  1. If using Sheets - the “root” folder is the location of the Sheets file. I like to place this Sheets file in the folder specified in the “Default app folder”. AppSheet creates a default which I generally use. This keeps consistency with #2 below.

  2. If using a database (I think including an AppSheet DB) - the “root” folder IS the “Default app folder”. Whatever is specified in this setting will used as the starting point for all folder creation within the app. See image below.

Once the “root” folder has been established, that is what is used as the starting point for folder creations in the app. For instance in your Bot above you have “/GeneratedData” (do not need the slash) as the folder path in the file generation step. The Bot will place the generated file into " ‘root’ folder / GeneratedData" - GeneratedData is created if it doesn’t exist.

When setting the folder path in a File column, you only need to set it as GeneratedData.

I hope this helps!