Getting This error and cant figure out how to fix it. Any help would be great Set(_emailRecipientString, Concat(MyPeople, Mail & ";")); Office365Outlook.SendEmail(_emailRecipientString, TextEmailSubject1.Text, TextEmailMessage1.Text); Reset(TextEmailSubject1); Reset(TextEmailMessage1); Clear(MyPeople)
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@Anonymous ,
Which part of the code is the error on? I assume MyPeople is a Collection with Mail as a field in it?
Set(
_emailRecipientString,
Concat(
MyPeople,
Mail & ";"
)
);
Office365Outlook.SendEmail(
_emailRecipientString,
TextEmailSubject1.Text,
TextEmailMessage1.Text
);
Reset(TextEmailSubject1);
Reset(TextEmailMessage1);
Clear(MyPeople)
@Anonymous ,
Which part of the code is the error on? I assume MyPeople is a Collection with Mail as a field in it?
Set(
_emailRecipientString,
Concat(
MyPeople,
Mail & ";"
)
);
Office365Outlook.SendEmail(
_emailRecipientString,
TextEmailSubject1.Text,
TextEmailMessage1.Text
);
Reset(TextEmailSubject1);
Reset(TextEmailMessage1);
Clear(MyPeople)
@Anonymous
Can you confirm that you've added the Office 365 Outlook connection under the View > Datasources menu?
If not, that would explain this type of error message.
I have Office 365 Users. I tried adding the office 365 outlook but it tells me REST API is not yet supported. I am guessing that is an issue I need to mention to the Administrator Correct?
@Anonymous
Try V2, ie
... Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2( ...
@Anonymous
Yes, that's correct. This is something that you would have to mention to your administrator.
This error typically occurs when there isn't a mailbox that is associated with your account.
@Anonymous ,
You will - @timl suggestion was spot-on (sorry I have been offline for a short while).
A bit of research suggests that this happens for mailboxes that have not been migrated to O365. Your mailbox is likely still on a dedicated exchange server. You'll need to request your Outlook administrator migrate your mailbox.
Here is documentation on how this can be done by an administrator.
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