ERROR : Office365.GetEmails({folderPath:"Sent Items"

[Glaga]

Hello,

I want to display my sent emails in a gallery. But I have an error for this formula : 

Office365.GetEmails({folderPath:"Sent Items";fetchOnlyUnread:false})

I get: error 404> The specified folder does not exist

Can you help me create a gallery that displays my emails sent to ... @ ...?

Thank you !

[gabibalaban]

Hi @Glaga ,

Have you tried 'Sent Items' in french ? 'Dossier Elements', I hope I'm not wrong...

The simpliest way is to use a text box where you enter the email to search or better if you have a collection with the email and display name of the persons to use a combobox.

In case you use a text box, to avoid a call to often  the GetMails function is better to use a collection on OnChange property of the text box:

ClearCollect(mySentEmailsTo, Office365Outlook.GetEmails({folderPath:"Dossier Elements", fetchOnlyUnread:false, to:TextInput.Text, top:25})

and the ITEMS property of gallery to mySentEmails.

In case you use a text box you can use either on OnChange property of the combobox something like:

ClearCollect(mySentEmailsTo, Office365Outlook.GetEmails({folderPath:"Dossier Elements", fetchOnlyUnread:false, to:ComboBox.Selected.Email, top:25}) and set the ITEMS property of gallery to mySentEmails.

or directlly to ITEMS property of gallery Office365Outlook.GetEmails({folderPath:"Dossier Elements", fetchOnlyUnread:false, to:ComboBox.Selected.Email, top:25}).

Hope it helps !

[yashag2255 · Accepted solution]

@Glaga 

Can you try to update the expression to:

Office365Outlook.GetEmailsV3({folderPath:"SentItems",fetchOnlyUnread:false}).value

Hope this Helps!

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