Hi @Valentino1
You can use the User() function to get the user information
User().FullName // to get the fullname
Or
User().Email // to get the emailadress
After the form is submitted, you can retrieve the name of the person who submitted the form using the LastSubmit function. The form has a property called OnSuccess. This runs after the form is succesfully saved to SharePoint.
In this form, add the following formula:
Set(
varLastRecord,
Form1.LastSubmit
);
You can then retrieve the value of the 'Created By' field by using the object selector like:
Set(varSubmitterEmail, varLastRecord.'Created By'.Email)
Source: Capture username of the user who submitted the form
If you have any questions or feedback, please let me know. Have a great day! 😊
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