Delegation Warning, LookUp more than 2000 Users

[Mamacona]

Hello

I am trying to build an app that gets the Office 365 Users Profiles and Write them in a Sharepoint List, however the Manager field must be a LookUp field getting the managers from the same List. In order to do this I was thinking to run the app twice, first to get all the users and then to identify the managers and write the lookup field.

I was already helped by @RandyHayes here but I am blocked in something:

This delegation warning, I think I will have problems was the users can be more than 2000.

Patch(Org,
    ForAll(Filter(Office365Users.SearchUserV2().value, AccountEnabled=true),
        With({_rec: LookUp(Org, MailColumn = Mail)},
            {
                ID: _rec.ID,
                Title: DisplayName,
                MailColumn: Mail,
                JobTitleColumn: JobTitle,
                DepartmentColumn: Department,
                Manager: With(LookUp(Org, MailColumn = Office365Users.Manager(Id).Mail), {Id: ID, Value: Title}) 
                
                
            }
        )
    )

[WarrenBelz]

Hi @Mamacona ,

I cannot test this (so you may also get a warning here), but try

With(
   {
      wUsers:
      Filter(
         Office365Users.SearchUserV2().value, 
         AccountEnabled
      )
   },
   Patch(
      Org,
      ForAll(
         wUsers As aPatch,
         { 
            ID: aPatch._rec.ID,
            Title: aPatch.DisplayName,
            MailColumn: aPatch.Mail,
            JobTitleColumn: aPatch.JobTitle,
            DepartmentColumn: aPatch.Department,
            Manager: 
            {
               With(
                  {
                     wMan:
                     LookUp(
                        Org, 
                        MailColumn = Office365Users.Manager(Id).Mail
                     ), 
                     {
                        Id: wMan.ID, 
                        Value: wMan.Title
                     }
                  ) 
               )
            }
         }
      )
   )
)

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[Mamacona]

Thanks for your answer @WarrenBelz , I see I have an error from the aList

[WarrenBelz]

@Mamacona ,

Typo (now fixed) - the problem with free-typing code . . . try now

[Mamacona]

@WarrenBelz 

Thank you! I have still this weird error

thank you again and again!

[WarrenBelz]

@Mamacona ,

What is _rec.ID ? I was simply using your values, which I assumed were valid.

[Mamacona]

@WarrenBelz  Yes they are

Look here

With({_rec: LookUp(Org, MailColumn = Mail)},

It was mentioned there to read the store the ID.

What i am trying to do is a button that when i press it, gets all the users with some attributes from Office 365 Users and writes this into a SharePoint List. At the same time this writes a Lookup as Manager, this manager is taken from the same List. The problem is that, there are more than 2000 values and it is too much for it 😞

[WarrenBelz]

Hi @Mamacona 

I missed that bit at the top

With(
   {
      wUsers:
      Filter(
         Office365Users.SearchUserV2().value, 
         AccountEnabled
      ),
      _recID: 
      LookUp(
         Org, 
         MailColumn = Mail
      ).ID
   },
   Patch(
      Org,
      ForAll(
         wUsers As aPatch,
         { 
            ID: _recID,
            Title: aPatch.DisplayName,
            MailColumn: aPatch.Mail,
            JobTitleColumn: aPatch.JobTitle,
            DepartmentColumn: aPatch.Department,
            Manager: 
            {
               With(
                  {
                     wMan:
                     LookUp(
                        Org, 
                        MailColumn = Office365Users.Manager(Id).Mail
                     ), 
                     {
                        Id: wMan.ID, 
                        Value: wMan.Title
                     }
                  } 
               )
            }
         }
      )
   )
)

however, whatever you do here, you will be limited to 2,000 records in the output of the top statement (or however else you try to collect the users).

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[Mamacona]

@WarrenBelz 

Thank you! but actually I was looking for a way to overcome this limitation  :(, there is a way to do it?

[WarrenBelz · Accepted solution]

Hi @Mamacona ,

No - you will not get more than 2,000 items at once either in a collection of using With().