Send multiple Emails only in Bcc

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Hi,

i want sent multiple Emails from my app only in bcc, so i see for one Email adress is this possible with Bcc: but i dont know how can i do this for multiple adresses? my _emailRecipientString has in this case 30 adresses.

This is my code.

Set(
 _emailRecipientString;
 Concat(
 Filter(
 myEmails.Email;
 !IsBlank(Email)
 );
 Email & ";"
 )
);;
Office365.SendEmail(
 _emailRecipientString;
 TextEmailSubject1.Text;
 TextEmailMessage1.Text;
 {
 Importance: "Normal"
 }
);;
Reset(TextEmailSubject1);;
Reset(TextEmailMessage1);;
Clear(myEmails)

Thanks for all your support.

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RandyHayes 76,297 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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@Tamer66

If I understand you correctly, you want to add a BCC to your message.

If you want that, then you will need to change your formula a bit (also, I recommend SendMailV2).

Set( _emailRecipientString; Concat( Filter( myEmails.Email; !IsBlank(Email) ); Email & ";" ) );; Office365.SendEmailV2( _emailRecipientString; TextEmailSubject1.Text; TextEmailMessage1.Text; {
Bcc: "email@domain.com", // <- put whatever BCC address you want in here Importance: "Normal" } );; Reset(TextEmailSubject1);; Reset(TextEmailMessage1);; Clear(myEmails)

I hope that is what you are looking for and it is helpful.

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Tamer66 228 on at

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@RandyHayes

thanks for your answer. I have a mutiple email adress that comes from a collection "myEmails" and i want to send this only in Bcc and not in normal to.

So i have currently no idea how can i do this.

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RandyHayes 76,297 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Oh, so it's that you want to send a BCC to all the people in the myEmails list.

Then, just change your formula to this:

Set( _emailRecipientString; Concat( Filter( myEmails.Email; !IsBlank(Email) ); Email & ";" ) );; Office365.SendEmailV2( "someEmail@domain.com"; // I've not confirmed, but I believe you need at least one valid email to send to. TextEmailSubject1.Text; TextEmailMessage1.Text; { Bcc: _emailRecipientString, Importance: "Normal" } );; Reset(TextEmailSubject1);; Reset(TextEmailMessage1);; Clear(myEmails)

That will send an email to the "dummy" email address you have in the recipient parameter, and it will then also send to the list of recipients as BCC's.

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@RandyHayes

great, thanks a lot for your Support.

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d3werker 25 on at

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Hello RandyHayes, great script 😉

Could I set another subject in bcc?

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d3werker 25 on at

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Hello RandyHayes, great script... 😉

Could I set another subject in the bcc?

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