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Creating a string variable of email addresses from a collection of SharePoint Users retrieved from a list column

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I am trying to create a solution without using Power Automate to send emails. The emails must come from a select group of users. Since I can't pull the users from a permission group without the use of Power Automate, I instead created a list that contains rows for the type of email to send and a column in each row for the users who need to receive the email. 

 

In the OnStart property of the app, I added the following:

Set(NewRequestsEmailCollection, Lookup(Emails, ID = 1, Recipients);

This works and creates the variable which is a collection containing all the details for each user entered in the Person/Group field. Now I just need a semicolon delimited string variable of their email addresses to use as the To: in an email. I cannot find any information on how to get all the values from a specific column in this collection out of it and into a new variable in the needed format. 

 

Any help is appreciated!

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  • CCJones Profile Picture
    244 on at

    Too easy! Thanks! Works perfectly!

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    charlessexton Profile Picture
    Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    Something like this. You'll need to replace 'Email' with the column name for the email addresses.

     

    Concat(NewRequestsEmailCollection, Email, ";")

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