Send Email with contents of editForm

[K369]

Hi all,

I need to include Subject as one of the EditForm field ( which is a drop Down), Date fiels ( Which is a dateControl)  and Subject as one of the datacards. 

I have the following, but cannot add datafields:

Office365Outlook.SendEmail("me@myself.com"," Hello" ,"Hello2")    This works fine

But Office365Outlook.SendEmail("me@myself.com",DataCardValue11.selected ,DataCardValue12.Text)

is not working.

Any help please.

Thanks

[WarrenBelz · Accepted solution]

Hi @K369 ,

You need

 Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(
   "me@myself.com",
   DataCardValue11.Selected.xxxx,
   DataCardValue12.SelectedDate
)

xxxx will depend on the Items of the drop-down - I have a blog on Controls and their references which should assist (in both of these)

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[K369 · Accepted solution]

Greetings WarrenBelz

Thank you for solution. It works perfectly. 

Only one question:

If I want to add multiple inputs then what do I do. Example:

So (     ) && (   )   It gives errors

 Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(
   "me@myself.com","New Email From me",
   DataCardValue11.Selected.Value&&DataCardValue12.SelectedDate
)

[WarrenBelz · Accepted solution]

Hi @K369 ,

Use

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(
   "me@myself.com" & ";" & "New Email From me",
   DataCardValue11.Selected.Value,
   DataCardValue12.SelectedDate
)

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