Hello,
I have created a patch function which works well but I need it to also send a simple email to a team member to notify him when the information has been patched to a sharepoint list. I copied the code from another patch function which I know works (I changed the code slightly to work in my new app) all is well but I keep getting this error - Invocation of unknown or unsupported function.
I have Office 365 - Outlook connected and I've refreshed it but still keep getting this error.
I am not the best at creating patch / email coding on powerapps so if you can explain in simple terms any solution I would be extremely grateful. The code is shown below if this helps:
'Office365.SendEmail(NotifyEmail.Text,"Long Distance Rota Job Issued","Long distance rota job has been added to the log for callsign: " & VehicleNo.Text & " The Job is going to: " & Dest.Text & " The date of the rota job is " & Text(JourneyDate.SelectedDate, "[$-en-US]dd/mm/yyyy" ),{});'
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Hi,
I think the Connector name is Office365Outlook rather than Office365, so it's just a minor typo that preventing it from mailing from what I can see - so your formula should be:
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(NotifyEmail.Text,"Long Distance Rota Job Issued","Long distance rota job has been added to the log for callsign: " & VehicleNo.Text & " The Job is going to: " & Dest.Text & " The date of the rota job is " & Text(JourneyDate.SelectedDate, "[$-en-US]dd/mm/yyyy" ),{})
Cheers!
Sancho
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Hi,
I think the Connector name is Office365Outlook rather than Office365, so it's just a minor typo that preventing it from mailing from what I can see - so your formula should be:
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(NotifyEmail.Text,"Long Distance Rota Job Issued","Long distance rota job has been added to the log for callsign: " & VehicleNo.Text & " The Job is going to: " & Dest.Text & " The date of the rota job is " & Text(JourneyDate.SelectedDate, "[$-en-US]dd/mm/yyyy" ),{})
Cheers!
Sancho
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Spot on - works perfectly now. Thankyou
You're welcome! Happy that I could help 😺
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