Hi there,
Is there a way i can add "Send As" function on this Office365Outlook given that i already have Send As permission granted?
Office365Outlook.SendEmail(galleryOutboundEnteryNew.Selected.Email, "Box Notification " & "", HtmlTextOutboundtoStore.HtmlText, { Importance:"High", IsHtml: true, Cc:"test@sample.com; test2@sample.com", Bcc: User().Email });
I know it can be done in PowerAutomate but i wonder if i can add this on the above code.
Thanks in Advance
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Hi @echodapogi
You can send an email on behalf of other email address if you have access, by using the below expression:
Office365Outlook.SendEmail(galleryOutboundEnteryNew.Selected.Email, "Box Notification " & "", HtmlTextOutboundtoStore.HtmlText, { Importance:"High", IsHtml: true, Cc:"test@sample.com; test2@sample.com", Bcc: User().Email, From: "email@abc.com"});
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Hi @echodapogi
You can send an email on behalf of other email address if you have access, by using the below expression:
Office365Outlook.SendEmail(galleryOutboundEnteryNew.Selected.Email, "Box Notification " & "", HtmlTextOutboundtoStore.HtmlText, { Importance:"High", IsHtml: true, Cc:"test@sample.com; test2@sample.com", Bcc: User().Email, From: "email@abc.com"});
Hope this Helps!
If this reply has answered your question or solved your issue, please mark this question as answered. Answered questions helps users in the future who may have the same issue or question quickly find a resolution via search. If you liked my response, please consider giving it a thumbs up. THANKS!
thank you. It worked. THANKS AGAIN.
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