Could really really do with this. You can already send an email from a shared mailbox, I just need to be able to send a calendar invite from a shared mailbox.
Inter-departmental scheduling through Sharepoint embedded Powerapps would make my life so much easier.
Everytime I try to do something useful with Powerapps I hit the same "not implemented yet/can't do that" wall. It seems to me that Powerapps was rolled out way to early. Infrastructural support i.e. basic functionality should have been in place from the start.
My goal with this is to add Attendees through PowerApps. When the user signs up for an event, their calendar is updated, but I can't add the user to the Attendees in a Shared SharePoint Calendar, specifically the Events Calendar. If there is a solution that Iโm unaware of please let me know. Iโve tried the button control with Office365.V2CalendarPatchItem("Events",DataCardValue10.Text,TitleText.Text,EventStart.Text,EventEnd.Text,{RequiredAttendees Office365Users.MyProfileV2().mail} which does not display an error when published but when ran gives me this error Office365.V2CalendarPatchItem failed: { "status": 400, "message": "Id is malformed. The user has edit permissions to the Calendar, Iโve also tried a flow and no go.
No, I took it out because it put a smiley face in this post, it is there, I also took a couple of brackets from the end of the Attendees value.I'm trying Flow again, let you know how it goes.
The form is in edit mode, however I needed the button to do more than submit, the code above is just a portion of the entire code behind the button. I'm updating two tables and a few form changes with one click event.
An added note, the rest of the code works, it's just this portion that is having issues. I think the code is correct but since I'm attemting to update a shared calendar in SharePoint I'm receiving an error, it seems to be a permission thing.