Hi, guys! I want to hide the error message, when no manager is found for the current office365 user. Is it possible?
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Turn on formula level error management in the advanced settings. Then use the IFERROR
function to trap the error.
IfError(Office365Users.ManagerV2(“johndoe@yourcompany.com”), “”)
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Turn on formula level error management in the advanced settings. Then use the IFERROR
function to trap the error.
IfError(Office365Users.ManagerV2(“johndoe@yourcompany.com”), “”)
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Don't panic!
Simple Enable this:
Go to
«Experimental features section» -> Enable «Formula-level error management»
and Use this Formula: IfError(Office365Users.ManagerV2(User().Email).displayName,"");
was glad to help 😊
Many thanks, this solution works great to solve the ManagerV2 error, however I cannot apply it as it trigs this time error.
I am trying to figure out how to solve it; any suggestion would be welcome.
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