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I am new to working with power apps and am trying to add an attachment to my email using an attachment control, I am also trying to use the email addresses off of a list that is attached to the main gallery.

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(EmailPeopleGallery1, TextEmailSubject1.Text, RTEBody.HtmlText,
{Cc:"***@***.com},
{Attachments: AddColumns( RenameColumns(AttachedLEM.Attachments,"Value", "ContentBytes"), "@odata.type", "") },
{Importance:"Normal"});

Reset(TextEmailSubject1);
Reset(RTEBody);
Reset(EmailPeopleGallery1);

I keep getting "Invalid number of Arguments, received 6, expecting 3-4'

it is also not liking my choice for EmailPeopleGallery as an option to get email addresses.

Thanks

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@SilverStorm777

That's because you pass 6 arguments. The signature is 3 arguments, or 4, like this:

So in your case, try something like the below formula instead:

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2( Concatenate(ForAll(EmailPeopleGallery1.AllItems, EmailAddress & ";")), TextEmailSubject1.Text, RTEBody.HtmlText, { Cc: "***@***.com", Attachments: AddColumns(RenameColumns(AttachedLEM.Attachments, "Value", "ContentBytes"), "@odata.type", ""), Importance: "Normal" } ); Reset(TextEmailSubject1); Reset(RTEBody); Reset(EmailPeopleGallery1);

See if it helps @SilverStorm777

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Apparently I am having more issues then I thought I was. Its not liking the email address command so maybe I wasn't correct with that to start with. My gallery contains project work orders that the tech has completed through the app and saved to a SharePoint list. I want to be able to pull the associated email addresses of that gallery record (work order) of that work order if possible.

And I thought my attachment control was working but doesn't appear so. I was told I could have the control pull from a SharePoint doc library where the work order get saved to, utilizing the pdf generator I created a flow that created and compressed the pdf and could not get it to attach to the appropriate record, it would just create a new record which I didn't want, so with the limited knowledge I have with this saved it to a doc library and connected that to the attachment control.

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