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Attachment form your formula missing a column 'attachemnets.contentBytes' for sending emails

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I am using the Form attachment control within a power app to send an email. I have watched videos from Shame and read articles but i cannot get this to work. Any help with be amazing. Thank you for taking the time to look at this

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(
    "Mick1@gmail.Org",
    TextEmailSubject2_1.Text,
    RTEBody.HtmlText,
    {
        Attachments: RenameColumns(
            AttachmentControl.Attachments,
            "Value",
            "ContentBytes"
        ),
        Importance: "Normal"
    }
)

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Hi mickgibbons4530

You do not need quotes around RenameColumns parameters any more
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2( "Mick1@gmail.Org", TextEmailSubject2_1.Text, RTEBody.HtmlText, { Attachments: RenameColumns( AttachmentControl.Attachments, Value, ContentBytes ), Importance: "Normal" } )

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i have literally just figured that out and came in here to update post lol, Thank you WarrenBelz For some reason i cannot accept your reply as an answer but i have logged a ticket and will continue to try.

I can only check my Answers but for those looking for the answer, check out Warenbelz post

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