Hi, I am trying to do a simple approval flow from the template. However, after clicking approve, the email does get sent back to the requester. The following picture is how i created my flow
I found out that it does not grab anything from the created by email.
I also discovered that if I grab the created by DisplayName, i will get something like the below i:0#.f|membership|ervin@xxx.onmicrosoft.com
Please help and advice.
Thanks !
Hi @Lance2017
how you created the SharePoint list? What are the fields?
I have a similar flow in logic like yours and have different behaviour.
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Regards,
Marco Mangiante
Hi @mmangiante
I'm just trying to create a dummy test case scenario.
My SharePoint list is created by clicking on "new" > "list".
I added some random fields like "subject" which is a single line of text.
Created By is auto generated by sharepoint.
Regards
Lance
Hi Lance,
Did you make sure that you have created this flow using the template? I just tested with the template "Send approval email when a new item is added" and the dynamic content in the "Send email" field should be like this:
I have tested with this flow and it runs successfully:
Please try to recreate this flow and test again.
Regards,
Mona
Hi @v-monli-msft,
I used the template... most of the stuff was pre-filled for me. Including the Created By Email.
I am not sure what is wrong 😞
Regards,
Lance
Hi Lance,
Notice that my template was filled with "Author.email" but yours was "Created by email", please try to recreate this template and make sure that you didn't change this field and then have a test.
Regards,
Mona
Hi Lance,
From your pictures, it looks like the email address may not be correctly formated. Can you make sure the to fields are valid email ids?
thanks
Guys,
I did not change anything but my flow is working fine right now.
No idea what was wrong.
Thanks for trying to help 🙂
Regards
Lance
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