Hi @BCBuizer
My data source is a SharePoint list. Through Power Apps, I've created a form and people can add requests in this form and it updates the SharePoint List automatically.
Also, I have another page, where I'm able to check the requests I've done, with a possibility to edit something.
So, in this edit page, I've added in OnSuccess, a "Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2" formula to automatically send an e-mail when hitting the "save" button, when saving a modification/change in this edit page.
This formula is working, but, what I wanted to add, is the exact item that was changed in the list.
The e-mail, when sent is exactly like this:
Hello,
The project Project Test was updated in our Tool by: (editor's name)
Please, click to review
Edit Date:12/01/2022 12:27 PM.
And, what I want to add in the content of the e-mail is:
Hello,
The project Project Test was updated in our Tool by: (editor's name)
The field "XYZ" was updated
Please, click to review
Edit Date:12/01/2022 12:27 PM.
So, Power apps need to understand which column was changed and add this to the e-mail. I couldn't find this part of the formula until now.
