Just wondering if anyone can help how to display employee office location in powerapps using office365user connection?
For example, I am located in CB01.17.02 which I can see through office365 user profile.
Thanks in adavnce.
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Unfortunately today the Office 365 User connector does not expose that property:
It only includes:User
Description: User model class.
Properties:
Name | Type | Summary |
Id | string User id | User id. |
DisplayName | string Display name | Display name of user. |
GivenName | string Given name | Given name of user. |
Surname | string Surname | Surname of user. |
string | Email id of user. | |
MailNickname | string Nickname | Nickname of user. |
TelephoneNumber | string Telephone number | Telephone number of user. |
BusinessPhones | array of (string) Business Phones | Business Phone numbers of user. |
AccountEnabled | boolean Account enabled? | Account enabled flag. |
UserPrincipalName | string User Principal Name | User Principal Name. |
Department | string Department | Department of the user. |
JobTitle | string Job title | Job Title of the user. |
mobilePhone | string
| User's mobile phone. |
Wanted to update that we have now added a few more properties to the Office 365 User Connector which now includes: City, Company Name, Country, and more;
Name | Type | Summary |
Id | string User id | User id |
AccountEnabled | boolean Account Enabled? | Account enabled flag |
BusinessPhones | array of (string) Business Phones | Business phone numbers |
City | string City | City |
CompanyName | string Company Name | Company name |
Country | string Country | Country |
Department | string Department | Department |
DisplayName | string Display Name | Display name |
GivenName | string Given Name | Given name |
JobTitle | string Job title | Job title |
string | Email address | |
MailNickname | string Nickname | Nickname |
mobilePhone | string
| Mobile phone number |
OfficeLocation | string Office Location | Office location |
PostalCode | string Postal Code | Postal code |
Surname | string Surname | Surname |
TelephoneNumber | string Telephone Number | Telephone number |
UserPrincipalName | string User Principal Name | User principal name |
Unfortunately today the Office 365 User connector does not expose that property:
It only includes:User
Description: User model class.
Properties:
Name | Type | Summary |
Id | string User id | User id. |
DisplayName | string Display name | Display name of user. |
GivenName | string Given name | Given name of user. |
Surname | string Surname | Surname of user. |
string | Email id of user. | |
MailNickname | string Nickname | Nickname of user. |
TelephoneNumber | string Telephone number | Telephone number of user. |
BusinessPhones | array of (string) Business Phones | Business Phone numbers of user. |
AccountEnabled | boolean Account enabled? | Account enabled flag. |
UserPrincipalName | string User Principal Name | User Principal Name. |
Department | string Department | Department of the user. |
JobTitle | string Job title | Job Title of the user. |
mobilePhone | string
| User's mobile phone. |
Wanted to update that we have now added a few more properties to the Office 365 User Connector which now includes: City, Company Name, Country, and more;
Name | Type | Summary |
Id | string User id | User id |
AccountEnabled | boolean Account Enabled? | Account enabled flag |
BusinessPhones | array of (string) Business Phones | Business phone numbers |
City | string City | City |
CompanyName | string Company Name | Company name |
Country | string Country | Country |
Department | string Department | Department |
DisplayName | string Display Name | Display name |
GivenName | string Given Name | Given name |
JobTitle | string Job title | Job title |
string | Email address | |
MailNickname | string Nickname | Nickname |
mobilePhone | string
| Mobile phone number |
OfficeLocation | string Office Location | Office location |
PostalCode | string Postal Code | Postal code |
Surname | string Surname | Surname |
TelephoneNumber | string Telephone Number | Telephone number |
UserPrincipalName | string User Principal Name | User principal name |
I need help filtering a gallery by the admin office location.
My data source is a sharepoint visitor list that has a people group column ( Created by), the show field is Office and checkout date field. And a few other columns not relevant here.
The idea is that the admin loggs in in the AM and visitors will register during the day. We have multiple offices around the country.The created by will be the admin user logged in.
The app has 3 forms checkin checkout and admin. The admin page has a gallery that I need to filter by the office of the admin logged in and the status of the visitor . Filtering by user won't work as we have shifts at reception.
I could easily create a views in Sharepoint by office but the idea is to have the admins using powerapps.
I've tried many things during the last couple of days and haven't been able to find a solution.
Im using the Office 365 connector and I'm able to get the office of the logged in user. I just don't know how to filter so that the Office of the user logged in = "created by".Office column in sharepoint.
Please help!
Thank you
Office365Users.MyProfile().OfficeLocation will show location of person logged in. You can display any items in list above. Set the Default and update as needed.
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