Send Email to Specific Individuals when Toggle Changes

[Anonymous]

I have the following in the OnSelect of a Toggle control.

Office365Outlook.SendEmail("FirstName_LastName@email.com","Engine Company Member Operational Status Changed","The Operational Status of the Following Engine Company Member has been Changed. Please contact the Park if you have any Questions about this Action."

The below currently works to send an email to whomever the name(s) is in the condition.

Is it possible to write the below so that it ONLY sends the email to the User viewing the data at the time and specific individuals based on parameters in the condition?

Example:

the Regional Chief is the viewer/user and has an administrative need to change the Toggle status of the individual in the Dropdown; when this happens I need the condition to send an email to the employee in the Dropdown who's status the Regional Chief just changed, and the Supervisor of the employee who's status was changed? 

All three individuals are found on the 'MemberList'; the list has columns for Location, FullName and Email.

Dropdown field name is: MemberProfileFullNmDropdown

Gallery field for Fire Chief is: MemberProfileCQSummaryGallery / MemberProfileParkHeaderGalleryLdFFFld

[rubin_boer]

hi @Anonymous do you wish to know if you can send that email to only those three names then yes providing you have the emails  Office365Outlook.SendEmail("FirstName_LastName@email.com; " & User().email &";"& FirstName_LastName@email.comFirstName_LastName@email.com;","En...

I assume the Steve an dMelani's email can be retrieved.

Regards

[Anonymous]

Yep, that part I can do.

I want to know if the condition can be modified to return the appropriate email addresses from the list based on the names in two of the fields on the screen?

I created a Label and put the following condition in it; it returns the email address of the individual in the Dropdown.

     LookUp(MemberCollection, FullNm=MemberProfileFullNmDropdown.Selected.FullNm,MemberEmail)

How do I modify the condition so that it concatenates and also returns the email of the Fire Chief, based on the Fire Chief's user name - found in - MemberProfileParkHeaderGallery / MemberProfileParkHeaderGalleryLdFFFld?

I tried the following; I just get an error.

Concat(LookUp(MemberCollection, FullNm=MemberProfileFullNmDropdown.Selected.FullNm,MemberEmail) & (MemberCollection, UsrNm=MemberProfileParkHeaderGalleryLdFFFld.HtmlText,MemberEmail)

[Anonymous]

[gabibalaban · Accepted solution]

Hi @Anonymous ,

Concatenate(

     LookUp(MemberCollection, FullNm=MemberProfileFullNmDropdown.Selected.FullNm,MemberEmail) ,

      ";",

      LookUp(MemberCollection, UsrNm=MemberProfileParkHeaderGalleryLdFFFld.HtmlText,MemberEmail)

)

I'm not quite confortable with theMemberProfileParkHeaderGalleryLdFFFld.HtmlText, as it's return the html code and this cannot be equal with a name.

Do you realy need theMemberProfileParkHeaderGalleryLdFFFld control to be a HTMLtext control ?

Hope it helps !