Hello,
I added Office365 Users as a data source for my app.
Then added a custom image with the following formula to the "Image" property:
User().Image
However, the image is not displayed:
I do have an image associated with my O365 account.
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You will need to add the Office365Users connector to the app before typing the formula. This will remove the error.
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Add the Office365Users connector then put this code in the Image property of the image control
Office365Users.UserPhotoV2("yourname@company.com")
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Hi @mdevaney
I now see an empty image and an error, like:
"Invocation of an unknown or unsupported function".
I want the image of the current user, not necessarily mine.
You will need to add the Office365Users connector to the app before typing the formula. This will remove the error.
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