I have a button that when pressed I want it to send an email to a specific user with the information selected via a combobox.
Run("email@email.com.au","Item"&Concat(ComboBox1.SelectedItems,AllowedValues))
this is the code I am using but it is coming up with error "Invocation of unknown or unsupported functions.
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Hi @SunnyJess,
Do you want to send an Outlook email to a specific user within your PowerApps app?
I assume that you want to send an Outlook email to a specific user within your PowerApps app, I think there is something wrong with the formula that you provided.
If you want to send an outlook email to a specific user within your PowerApps app, you should create a connection to Office 365 Outlook and add it as a data source within your PowerApps app firstly. More details about sending emails via Office 365 Outloook within PowerApps, please check the following article:
Send emails via Office 365 Outlook within PowerApps
I have made a test on my side and please take a try with the following workaround:The OnSelect property of the Button control set to following formula:
Office365.SendEmail("Test3@xxxxxx.xxmicrosoft.com","Send email from PowerApps","Item: "&Concat(ComboBox1.SelectedItems,First_x0020_name&" "))
The received email shows up as below:
Best regards,
Kris
This video should walk you through everything you need to know.
Hi @SunnyJess,
Do you want to send an Outlook email to a specific user within your PowerApps app?
I assume that you want to send an Outlook email to a specific user within your PowerApps app, I think there is something wrong with the formula that you provided.
If you want to send an outlook email to a specific user within your PowerApps app, you should create a connection to Office 365 Outlook and add it as a data source within your PowerApps app firstly. More details about sending emails via Office 365 Outloook within PowerApps, please check the following article:
Send emails via Office 365 Outlook within PowerApps
I have made a test on my side and please take a try with the following workaround:The OnSelect property of the Button control set to following formula:
Office365.SendEmail("Test3@xxxxxx.xxmicrosoft.com","Send email from PowerApps","Item: "&Concat(ComboBox1.SelectedItems,First_x0020_name&" "))
The received email shows up as below:
Best regards,
Kris
This video should walk you through everything you need to know.
What if I want to send it to an email address that is from my list?
Attached is what i am working on now. The email address is a result of a drop down selection RMA Contact.
This is the email address i want my button to send to onselect.
The current syntax does not work, can you help me find out what is wrong here?
thank you
I recently did a tutorial video on sending emails from PowerApps -
Hope this helps.
@ChinoDoesStuff- Do you have a link to the video that doesn't require a Google Apps account?
@jbachman wrote:@ChinoDoesStuff- Do you have a link to the video that doesn't require a Google Apps account?
@jbachman - I have provided a link to the video that I posted on YouTube... Are you not able to get to it?
Everytime I try to access one of those videos on YouTube, it wants a Google Apps account, which unlike a regular Google account, isn't free.
Hi, @jbachman that is crazy. 😞
Here is a link straight to my PowerApps Playlist. Does this work for you?
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