Office365Users.Manager failed: The method "manager" has an invalid value for parameter "userid"

[JHS2020]

Hi

I am getting this error

When I am using this code

Can anybody help out with the problem. I have tried a lot of things, but nothing seems to solve it. 
I recieve the right text from it, but keep getting the error

[mdevaney]

@JHS2020 

Can you please try replacing this code

Office365Users.MyProfile().Mail

With this code 

Office365Users.MyProfile().Id

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[JHS2020]

@mdevaney  The same error occurs 

[mdevaney]

@JHS2020 

Can you please put this code in the Text property of a label and let me know the result?  This will show us what information is being passed in your formula.

Office365Users.MyProfile().Mail

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[JHS2020]

@mdevaney  It is giving me my email address 

[mdevaney]

@JHS2020

From our testing I think your code is correct and your profile's email is configured correctly.  I think what is happening is the Manager's email is being called before the email is found by MyProfile.  We will need to try a few things.

Please put this code in the OnStart property of your app

Set(myEmailAddress, User().Email)

Then replace  

Office365Users.MyProfile().Mail

With this code

myEmailAddress

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[v-siky-msft]

@JHS2020 

Please go to Azure AD to check if the user has assigned the Manager. If the user doesn't have the Manager, the function will return the Error. 

Also, you can change another user who has been assigned a Manager and try again to see if the error is gone.

Sik

[JHS2020]

The user, aka. me is assigned the manager

[JHS2020]

Sorry the late answer, but this solution does not work either

[JHS2020 · Accepted solution]

It does not show the red error anymore when using:

Office365Users.Manager(User().Email).DisplayName