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I am using Power Apps to trigger an email with a button.

Everything is working and the email is received into the inbox as desired, however there are segments of the email I'd like to emphasize.

For example, in the below everything inside the single quotes should be bold.

Can I achieve this in a Power Apps button send email code WITHOUT using a html input field?

"The following 'XXXXX XXXX' event status has been updated to 'Approved by...'.

Currently the structure of the email code is as follows (how do I edit the code to make ONLY the Approved by... bold?):

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("Email Recipient","Subject Line","The following 'XXXXX XXXX' event status has been updated to 'Approved by Legal'. <a href='https://................................'>

Link to Database </a> ")

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@Phineas ,

Something like this - I am not sure what you mean by WITHOUT using a html input field - you already have HTML code in there.

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2( "Email Recipient", "Subject Line", "The following 'XXXXX XXXX' event status has been updated to 'Approved by Legal'. <a href='https://......'>Link to Database</a> " )

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Yes, I realize that I have html associated with the 'link'.

My issue is that I am attempting to emphasize (in bold) the output of a TextLabel.Text field in the body.

I previously tried to introduce the tags into the formula (as shown below) in a similar way to your suggestion, I got errors. If allowed, where should the tags be placed?

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("Email Recipient","Subject Line","The status of meeting request "  &"'"& MeetingSubjectFld.Text &"'"&  is pending your review and decision. <a href='href='https://................................'>

Link to Meeting Database </a? "));

Email body should look like -

The status of meeting request 'Operation Dinner Out' is pending your review and decision.

Link to Meeting Database

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@Phineas ,

It should be like this

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2( "Email Recipient", "Subject Line", "The status of meeting request " & MeetingSubjectFld.Text & " is pending your review and decision. <a href='https://...........'>Link to Meeting Database</a>" );

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