Hi,
I have a small apps that send a collection as a list in the body via outlook, like
ClearCollect(myCSV;{csvString:"AssetID"&Char(10)});;
ForAll(
ScannedAssets;
Patch(
myCSV;
First(myCSV);
{csvString: First(myCSV).csvString&AssetID&Char(10)})
);;
Set(myList;First(myCSV).csvString);;
Office365Outlook.SendEmail("myEmail@MyCompany.com"; "AssetList"; myList)
This works.
I was just wondering if it possible to send this as an attachment, so they don't have to cut and paste this into a text file ?
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Hi @Rbie ,
Not easily as you need to turn it in to file rather than a bunch of Text. This may be possible with the process in this video from Shane Young, but you need a Premium connector (and therefore licence) to do it. It is however very easy using Power Automate - just create a file in OneDrive with the content and email it.
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Hi @Rbie ,
Not easily as you need to turn it in to file rather than a bunch of Text. This may be possible with the process in this video from Shane Young, but you need a Premium connector (and therefore licence) to do it. It is however very easy using Power Automate - just create a file in OneDrive with the content and email it.
Please click Accept as solution if my post helped you solve your issue. This will help others find it more readily. It also closes the item. If the content was useful in other ways, please consider giving it Thumbs Up.
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Hi Warren,
Thanks for the reply, the solution in the video doesn't really work for me as I don't want the user to choose a file.
I'll just stay with the solution I have atm.
I was just curious if it could be done.
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