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Using a flow in PowerApps - Message error Invalid argument type (Record). Expecting a Text value instead.

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Posted on by DamMat

Hi,

I created a flow using a template "Send approval and follow up via Teams", I added this flow in my app, I created a button to launch the flow and assign the different values requested in my flow but I get this error message. Do you know why?

Issue message: Invalid argument type (Record). Expecting a Text value instead.

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DamMat 24 on at

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Re: Using a flow in PowerApps - Message error Invalid argument type (Record). Expecting a Text value instead.

Hi Warren,

I had to convert my dates in Flow, it works now 🙂 :

Thank you.
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WarrenBelz 146,524 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Re: Using a flow in PowerApps - Message error Invalid argument type (Record). Expecting a Text value instead.

@DamMat ,

That one is your date - this thread may assist you here.

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DamMat 24 on at

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Re: Using a flow in PowerApps - Message error Invalid argument type (Record). Expecting a Text value instead.

Hi Warren,

Thank you for your message.
It worked but now I have a different error message:
Do you have an idea?
Thank you.
WarrenBelz 146,524 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Re: Using a flow in PowerApps - Message error Invalid argument type (Record). Expecting a Text value instead.

Hi @DamMat ,

I suspect TravelPurpose.SelectedText will be the issue - it needs to specify the field in the control - whatever TravelPurpose.Selected.???? is (Value or Field Name)

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