Remove last letter from Concat and send mail with attachment not working

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I have two issues below that I am trying to resolve. Any helps would be appreciated.

1. I used the formula below to concat the filenames of attachments, but I would like to remove the & at the end.

Concat(DataCardValue57.Attachments,Name & " & ")

2. I use the formula below to send email with attachments but is not working. The error message is "Invalid number of arguments: Received 5, expected 3-4"

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2( To1_2.Text, Subject1_2.Text,RichTextEditor1, {Cc: CC1_2.Text}, {Attachments: AddColumns(RenameColumns(DataCardValue57.Attachments,"Value","ContentBytes"),"@0data.type","")})

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Rajkumar_M 3,747 Moderator on at

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Hi

Plz try this formulas it may help you

Formula 1:

Concat( LastN( DataCardValue57.Attachments,
CountRows(DataCardValue57.Attachments) - 1 ), Name, ", " ) &
Last(DataCardValue57.Attachments).Name

Formula 2:

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2( To1_2.Text, Subject1_2.Text, RichTextEditor1.HtmlText,
{Attachments: AddColumns(RenameColumns
(DataCardValue57.Attachments,"Value","ContentBytes"),
"@odata.type","")} )

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Thanks for the response but unfortunately i encountered errors below

1. The value returns duplicate last attachment filenames.

2. I added the formula and the error is gone but it seems the formula exclude the CC. Is there a way to include CC in it?

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Hi,

1.To avoid duplicate last attachment filenames, you can use the Distinct function.

2.
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(
{
To: To1_2.Text,
Cc: CC1_2.Text,
Subject: Subject1_2.Text,
Body: RichTextEditor1.Text,
Attachments: AddColumns(
RenameColumns(
DataCardValue57.Attachments,
"Value",
"ContentBytes"
),
"@odata.type",
""
)
}
)

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Thanks but I get the error below

1. The formula below does not grab the first attached file name and instead duplicates the filename of second attached file. So I am not sure how distinct will work on this.

2. I get the error below for the revised forumulas

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I used the formula below and it grabs all the filenames without duplicates

Concat(LastN( DataCardValue57.Attachments,CountRows(DataCardValue57.Attachments) +1 ), Name, ", " )

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