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MS Flow sharepoint step - Get file content using path - works the first run then fails immediately after

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Hello, 

I am using the 'get file content using path' flow step to retrieve a sharepoint location stored on an activity in dynamics. 

I set the Sharepoint site in a variable and the file path is a compose output using this expression: 

string(split(outputs('Full_SharePoint_Document_link'), variables('Sharepoint'))[1])
It works the first time i have this step in the flow. Then if I run the flow again I get the following error: 
error code:
SharePoint Site Address '@variables('Sharepoint')' is not valid
clientRequestId: 141b763b-ee21-4605-8f4b-04f8bbdf1033
If I delete the step and create it again it will work the first time and fail the second again
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Any help appreciated i'm fairly new to all this
Thanks
Dan
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