How to Validate user image if no image displayed in gallery show other image ?

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I m trying validate the filed Image in Gallery, which I did figure out how to do it in certain ways, but it shows and error while running the app saying invalid userid I do not know whats the error actually for as the Id which I have passed is the email ID only and still showing the error as follows:

Any leads on this error experts/.

Please see that I used the formula something like this in Gallery Image.
ON image:

 If(Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(ThisItem.'Created By'.Email).HasPhoto , ThisItem.'Created By'.Picture , 'collaboration-female-male' )

Please note I also tried below formula as suggested in one of the article and solutions on PowerApps Community but did not seems to be working fine for me.

If(!IsBlank(ThisItem.'Created By'.Email), If(Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(ThisItem.'Created By'.Email).HasPhoto , ThisItem.'Created By'.Picture , 'collaboration-female-male' ))

AND

If(!IsBlank(Text(ThisItem.'Created By'.Email)), If(Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(Text(ThisItem.'Created By'.Email)).HasPhoto , ThisItem.'Created By'.Picture , 'collaboration-female-male' ))

BUT NO LUCK

Thank you for helping on, much appreciated your time and efforts

Thanks a million.

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Hi @Tapesh ,
I have done a test on my side using three formulas you provided and they all work well:
Not sure if below formula can work but you can have a try:
If( !IsBlank(ThisItem.'Created By'.Email), If( Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(ThisItem.'Created By'.Email).HasPhoto = true, Office365Users.UserPhotoV2(ThisItem.'Created By'.Email), 'collaboration-female-male' ) )
Besides, if above still cannot work, since everything works fine on my side, I would suggest you submit a Microsoft Support Ticket at: https://admin.powerplatform.microsoft.com/support. (maybe this is related to the Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata connector itself)
Best Regards,
Allen

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Tapesh 825 on at

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Thanks a million for the solution @v-albai-msft sir, it did work fine and not showing any error as of now.

Thanks Again 🙂 for sharing the knowledge

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