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Can I trust semicolon ';' when using to separate functions to make sure the 1st Fx has worked when 2nd Fx can be easily visible?
Example: here's 2 Fxs I put to a single button:
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(Recipients,'Subject Line',Body);UpdateContext({pressedButton:!pressedButton})
so when end-user see the button changed color (from the UpdateContext Fx), that mean the Office365Outlook Fx has worked successfully 100% in order for the button the change color? Any other failsafe way anyone suggested, please feel free.
Hi @Anonymous ,
It will first execute the formula on the left of ";" and then execute the formula on the right of ";".
When end-user see the button changed color (from the UpdateContext Fx), that mean the Office365Outlook Fx has worked successfully 100%.
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Wearsky
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