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I have to create an escalation email message with details on what failed. I made a decision to create a collection where i will collect a task and the comment from each field, and when user wants to submit, it will check if the collection contains more than 0 rows. If yes, this will generate an email where I would like to have everything that the collection contains in a proper order.

So, let's say that the collection name is 'COLissues', and it has 2 columns "Name" and "Comment".

If that collected 2 rows:

Name Comment

Work Area Problem

Waste Products Error

I would like the email to look like:

"Check has been completed by XXX, and there are the following issues:

Work Area - Problem

Waste Products - Error"

Can anyone help me with that? Thank you!

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LaurensM 12,516 Moderator on at

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Hi @plona95,

You can achieve this by adding the Office365Outlook connector and using the SendEmailV2 function. To format the collection we will use Concat() and the html element <br> will be used to create line breaks.

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2( //replace User().Email with the correct email via a reference or between double quotes User().Email, "Subject here", //To use a dynamic value for the name use the structure at the bottom of this code block "Check has been completed by XXX, and there are the following issues:<br>" & Concat(COLissues, Name & " - " & Comment, "<br>") ); //"Check has been completed by" & User().FullName & ", and there are the following issues:<br>" //User().FullName can be replaced with another value / reference

If this solves your question, would you be so kind as to accept it as a solution & give it a thumbs up.

Thanks!

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Thank you! I did the same code but for some reason I didn't get an idea to use both columns in one Concat and I tried it separately

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