help. I need to make an app where I can submit order requests. I want it to send an email containing all of the information the user inputted. i have been trying different things but I'm stuck
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Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("Email",
"Subject",
"Following is the incentive report for the Month of " & DropDown1.Selected.Value & "Thanks" );
Above code will shoot the email and take the value from dropdown1. What you do is write your text between "" and your PowerApps dynamic code between &
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("Email",
"Subject",
"Following is the incentive report for the Month of " & DropDown1.Selected.Value & "Thanks" );
Above code will shoot the email and take the value from dropdown1. What you do is write your text between "" and your PowerApps dynamic code between &
i'm receiving an error. any tips?
Hi @Anonymous ,
@zmansuri 's solution is perfect.
Since the error information you provided is incomplete, I will provide a detailed demo below.
If your problem is solved, please consider mark @zmansuri .
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("your test email","Test","Test2 "&Dropdown1.Selected.Value&" Test33")
Best Regards,
Wearsky
You are missing an & after "Item:", which is causing these errors.
After you add that, you will see zmansuri's solution will work.
i appreciate your help but i am still receiving an error
@AnonymousCan you show a screenshot of the formula bar? That would give a better indication of where the error is.
I figured it out but is there anyway to format the email?
i would prefer it didnt look like this
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