Hi
I have a label - User().FullName ; how to just show First name?
is that right?
Trim(Last(FirstN(Split(User().FullName,',"),2)).Result)
Thanks
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Hi @bbsin ,
I think you can achieve this using the Office 365 Users connection.
Office365Users.MyProfile().GivenName
Best regards,
Allen
Hi @bbsin ,
You can try this in a Label
First(Split(User().FullName, " ").Result).Result
Hope this helped.
Thanks, used this in combination with am/pm to create a greeting.
If(Text(Now(),"am/pm")= "AM", "Good Morning " & First(Split(User().FullName," ").Result).Result, "Good Afternoon " & First(Split(User().FullName," ").Result).Result)
Hi @bbsin ,
I think you can achieve this using the Office 365 Users connection.
Office365Users.MyProfile().GivenName
Best regards,
Allen
Hi @bbsin ,
You can try this in a Label
First(Split(User().FullName, " ").Result).Result
Hope this helped.
Thanks, used this in combination with am/pm to create a greeting.
If(Text(Now(),"am/pm")= "AM", "Good Morning " & First(Split(User().FullName," ").Result).Result, "Good Afternoon " & First(Split(User().FullName," ").Result).Result)
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