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Im using this code OnStart: Set(_requestTypeFilter;"All");;Set(userEmail;User().Email);;Set(userManager; Office365Users.ManagerV2(userEmail));;Set(HRManagerEmail; "email@");;Set(FinanceManagerEmail; "email@")What command from Office365Users.ManagerV2 i should use to see the current login manager picture?
Hi @Hitogami ,
You could use this formula to get current user's manager's photo:
Set(userManagerPhoto;Office365Users.UserPhotoV2(userManager.mail))
Best Regards,
Bof
Not working, that now my code:Set(_requestTypeFilter;"All");;Set(userEmail;User().Email);;Set(userManagerPhoto;Office365Users.UserPhotoV2(userManager.mail));;Set(HRManagerEmail; "@email");;Set(FinanceManagerEmail; "@email")
First get manager then get that manager's photo based on manager's email.
so can u please give me the clue, the code i mean
I've made a test and it worked well.
Can you please say where i should past your code here?Set(_requestTypeFilter;"All");;Set(userEmail;User().Email);;Set(userManagerPhoto;Office365Users.UserPhotoV2(userManager.mail));;Set(HRManagerEmail; "@email");;Set(FinanceManagerEmail; "@email")
when i tried to type the same i got errors, do u know why?
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