Hi there,
I am very new to PowerApps. 🙂
I have put a form together so people can submit requests.
So I have PowerApps connected to a SharePoint list.
Requestors use PowerApps form to send request.
Once request is submitted successfully I would like to send and email to the requestor.
The requestor in PowerApps is a ComboBox called 'NameValue'which is connected to Outlook.
I have been able to successfully send myself an email letting me know a new request has been received using the OnSuccess function. The
However I have not been able to figure out how to send a confirmation email to the requestor, with the Title of the request and and message with the autogenerated ID included.
Any help would be awesome.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@nic182 If the requestor is the currently logged in user, you can send an email to them like this,
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(User().Email,"Title",yourForm.LastSubmit.ID)
@nic182 If the requestor is the currently logged in user, you can send an email to them like this,
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(User().Email,"Title",yourForm.LastSubmit.ID)
Actually - I made a copy mistake. It all works. Thank you! Now to understand DataCards sizing and movement...:-)
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