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Posted on by RS-26100114-0 12
on the basis of student ID i need to bring his name, age, address into three variable. how can i do it in powerapps.
 
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    RS-26100114-0 12 on at
    Return value into multiple variable from table
    Hi Nandit,
     
    Thanks a lot for the Reply.
     
    I have the table as follows-
    UserID UserPassword UserName UserDesignation UserAddress
    236 xxxtt Charles Manager Washington
    258 ttyyy Edward Senior Executive Detroit
     
    When I filter an user, I need to keep the UserName, UserDesignation, UserAddress in variables and would like to use as necessary.
     
    I want to know this, how can I do it. Hope I could explain.
     
    Thanks and appreciate your help, highly, in advance.
     
     
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    Nandit 1,563 Super User 2025 Season 1 on at
    Return value into multiple variable from table
     
    By student ID, do you mean the Email ID?
    If yes, here's how you can set the three variables either on OnStart or by using a button:
    Set(varName, Office365Users.MyProfileV2(User()).displayName);
Set(varAge, DateDiff(Office365Users.MyProfileV2(User()).birthday, Today(), TimeUnit.Years));
Set(varAddress, Office365Users.MyProfileV2(User()).streetAddress);
    or if you mean a student ID like this: 798876 or something similar.
     
    Where is the student ID stored?
     
    Kind regards, 
    Nandit
     
    If this answers your query, please mark this response as the answer.
    If its helpful, please leave a like. Thanks!
     

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