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I'm sending an email upon a user completing my app using Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2. The email lists everything that the user has filled out during the form and i'm wanting one of the results that they have entered in a Text input box to be put in the Subject of the email. The name I have given to the Text input box is Job Number.

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Nogueira1306 7,390 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(User().Email, JobNumber.Text, "Form ID" & Form.DataCardValue.Text)

You can also use Form.LastSubmited.ID, for example

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Hi,
Thanks for the quick reply. I'm not sure what the form ID is referring to? It's the Job number listed that I need to show in the subject of the email.
My code is below if that helps?

ClearCollect(CollectAttachments, AttachmentControl.Attachments); ClearCollect(SignatureCollection, {Signatures:Signature.Image});
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("firstname.lastname@companyname.com" , "Subject Here" , "Hi, 
Please see completed form below and attached images 
<a href=https://companyname.sharepoint.com/sites/PowerApps/Lists/TestForm/AllItems.aspx>Click Here to View the Full SharePoint List</a> 
Customer: "&Customer.Text&" 
Address: "&Address.Text&" 
Job Number: "&'Job Number'&" 
Date: "&Date.SelectedDate&" 

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{Attachments: AddColumns( RenameColumns (AttachmentControl.Attachments,"Value", "ContentBytes"), "@odata.type", "")});
Patch(TestForm, Defaults(TestForm),
{
Title: ValueDateTimeNow.Text,
Customer: Customer.Text,
'Site Address': Address.Text,
'Job Number': 'Job Number'.Text,
Date: Date.SelectedDate
});
Navigate(Success,Cover)

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ClearCollect(CollectAttachments, AttachmentControl.Attachments); ClearCollect(SignatureCollection, {Signatures:Signature.Image});
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("firstname.lastname@companyname.com" , JobNumber.Text , "Hi, 
Please see completed form below and attached images 
<a href=https://companyname.sharepoint.com/sites/PowerApps/Lists/TestForm/AllItems.aspx>Click Here to View the Full SharePoint List</a> 
Customer: "&Customer.Text&" 
Address: "&Address.Text&" 
Job Number: "&'Job Number'&" 
Date: "&Date.SelectedDate&" 

Regards 
{Attachments: AddColumns( RenameColumns (AttachmentControl.Attachments,"Value", "ContentBytes"), "@odata.type", "")});
Patch(TestForm, Defaults(TestForm),
{
Title: ValueDateTimeNow.Text,
Customer: Customer.Text,
'Site Address': Address.Text,
'Job Number': 'Job Number'.Text,
Date: Date.SelectedDate
});
Navigate(Success,Cover)

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That's great thank you so much! I don't suppose you know how I can include the attachments that have been sent in the email to also attach into my sharepoint list do you please using the code above?

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