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How do you add aatributes like color to an message pushed to Teams?

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I am pushing a message to Teams. I've gotten as far as being able to bold the message but I can't seem to add color. This is how I bolded the text.

MicrosoftTeams.PostMessageToChannelV3(Group.Selected.id,Channel.Selected.id, {content: "Brand: <b>" & AddBrand_TB.Value & "</b> was added", contentType: "html"})

If you try and add color there is an issue with the extra set of nested quotes.

MicrosoftTeams.PostMessageToChannelV3(Group.Selected.id,Channel.Selected.id, {content: "Brand: 
 <span style="color:#e67e22"><b>" & AddBrand_TB.Value & "</b></span> was added", contentType: "html"})

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@Future_Vision

Try changing your formula to the following:

MicrosoftTeams.PostMessageToChannelV3(Group.Selected.id,Channel.Selected.id, {content: "Brand: " & AddBrand_TB.Value & " was added", contentType: "html"})

I hope this is helpful for you.

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@Future_Vision To have double quotes as part of u'r string u need double double quotes, For example to display "Text" in a Label, the Text property of the Label would be """Text"""
So in your case to introduce colour, u'll need,

MicrosoftTeams.PostMessageToChannelV3(Group.Selected.id,Channel.Selected.id, {content: "Brand: " & AddBrand_TB.Value & " was added", contentType: "html"})

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@RandyHayes @CNT
Sorry for not marking the solution earlier. Both work. Thanks!

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@Future_Vision Glad to help!

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