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title: Use macro-enabled files in Power Automate flows
description: Learn how to use macro-enabled files, or .xlsm files, in Power Automate flows.
ms.date: 03/24/2022
ms.date: 08/09/2023
ms.localizationpriority: medium
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# How to use macro-enabled files in Power Automate flows

You can integrate your .xlsm files with a Power Automate flow. This lets you start to convert your existing automation solutions to web-based formats. Please note that the macros contained in the .xslm files cannot be run through Power Automate. Only Office Scripts are enabled there.
You can integrate your .xlsm files with a Power Automate flow. This lets you start to convert your existing automation solutions to web-based formats. Please note that the macros contained in the .xlsm files cannot be run through Power Automate. Only Office Scripts are enabled there.

The [Excel Online (Business) connector](https://flow.microsoft.com/connectors/shared_excelonlinebusiness/excel-online-business/) in [Power Automate](https://flow.microsoft.com/) is typically limited to files in the Microsoft Excel Open XML Spreadsheet (.xlsx) format. Its file browser only lets you select .xlsx files. However, macro-enabled files are compatible with the connector's **Run script** action if the file metadata is used.

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