Send Calendar Invites

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Hi Guys,

Does anyone knows how to function this? if I select the Save button recipients will receive calendar invites. 

This are the fields : Meeting Name, Objective, Venue, Start Date time, End Date time, Agenda

Below is the screenshot.

Thank you so much.

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This is my error, I think it has something to do with EmailRecipients i'm not sure
 

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This is my formula

OnSelect Save Button

Office365.V2CalendarPostItem(EmailRecipients, createMeetingNameTextInput.Text, timeStartDatePicker.SelectedDate + Time(Value(startDateHr.Selected.Value),
Value(startDateMin.Selected.Value), 0),
timeEndDatePicker.SelectedDate + Time(Value(endDateHr.Selected.Value),
Value(endDateMin.Selected.Value), 0),
{Body: createMeetingObjectiveTxtInput.Text, IsHtml: true})

[SimonPiquer · Accepted solution]

Hi!

What is your 'EmailRecipients' variable? The first value of Office365.V2CalendarPostItem should be the calandar you want to create the event in. For instance you can have a dropdown with the Items property set to:

Office365.CalendarGetTables().value.DisplayName

And then set the OnSelect of the save button to

Office365.V2CalendarPostItem(Dropdown1.SelectedText.Value,...

As far as I can see you haven't specified who to invite, if that is what 'EmailRecipients' is, you need it to add it inside the curly brackets, so your complete code could look like:

Office365.V2CalendarPostItem(
    Dropdown1.SelectedText.Value,
    createMeetingNameTextInput.Text,
    timeStartDatePicker.SelectedDate + Time(
        Value(startDateHr.Selected.Value),
        Value(startDateMin.Selected.Value),
        0
    ),
    timeEndDatePicker.SelectedDate + Time(
        Value(endDateHr.Selected.Value),
        Value(endDateMin.Selected.Value),
        0
    ),
    {
        Body: createMeetingObjectiveTxtInput.Text,
        IsHtml: true,
        RequiredAttendees: EmailRecipients
    }
)

I believe you also need to format the 'EmailRecipients' as e-mail adresses, otherwise it might not get sent. 

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IT works!!! now i'll search on how to format the 'EmailRecipients' as e-mail addresses THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[SimonPiquer · Accepted solution]

If you are using the Office 365 Users connector you could pretty much forgo the EmailRecipients variable and use

RequiredAttendees: Concat(recipientGallery2.AllItems, Mail & "; ")

Or you can have the button update the context of EmailRecipient with the above in the beginning of the code, if you want to keep the variable for some reason. 

Glad I could help!

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Hi @SimonPiquer 

Actually, you're a big help! Thank you so much it works! 🙂 thank you so much! thank you!