How do I use the the Office365Users."UserPhoto" option and what is the syntax for this.

[thanke]

I am trying to pull in user photos from O365 into a PowerApp and noticed that if I connect to the Office365Users data connection there  is a "UserPhoto" option you can select from the drop down but I can't seem to figure out the needed syntax.

Thanks,

Todd

[CarlosFigueira · Accepted solution]

The UserPhoto function on the Office365Users connector needs the id of the user for which you want the picture. There are a few ways you can get that:

• If you want your own picture, you can use the MyProfile() function: Office365Users.UserPhoto(Office365Users.MyProfile().Id)
• If you want the pictures for someone else, you can use any of the functions that return the users. For example, you can use Office365Users.SearchUser({searchTerm:"John Doe"}), and that will return a table with all users that match that name. If you set that expression to a Gallery's Item property, then within the gallery template you can have an image control with its Image property set to Office365Users.UserPhoto(ThisItem.Id)

[rhysg]

I have tried this solution with Office365Users.UserPhoto(ThisItem.Id) but I get the following error The server returned with a HTTP error code 404. All the other Information is showing correctly though, just not the picture.

**Edit: I Believe this error shows for users that dont have a image selected. It appears to be working for users that have chosen an image. A decent work around is:

 If(Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(ThisItem.Id).HasPhoto=false,SampleImage,Office365Users.UserPhoto(ThisItem.Id))

[Shamprasadrh]

I have the same problem but the solution does not seems to be working. 

below is the formula I am using. 

If(Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(Office365Users.MyProfile().Id).HasPhoto=false,SampleImage, Office365Users.UserPhoto(Office365Users.MyProfile().Id))

[Anonymous]

Hello,

I got the same error,but don't know where to change the funtion.