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Hey guys!

I'm not sure how you can use HTML in an email sent in powerapps, I want to insert breaks and things like that but in between the lines there are lines of code like concat and things like that... is there a way to put HTML formatting to a specific portion. For instance a part of the code is:

Office365Outlook.SendEmail(PSDEmail_1,JobNumber_1 & " " & WellName_1 & " Run #" & Runnumber_1 & " Pre-job checklist",If(Dropdown_1.Selected.Value = "High tier","QHSE Considerations:"&Char(10)&Concat(QHSE.AllItems,label1.Text&": "&radio1.Selected.Value&Char(10)&"Comments: " & commentsinput.Text&Char(10)

and it continues, but I would like to be able to put QHSE considerations in bold and also not have to use char(10) everywhere for the line breaks, I find <br> much easier.

Thanks for your help in advance!

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KrishnaV 5,023 on at

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Hi @Anonymous ,,
you can absolutely use HTML in the email from Power Apps. See the below code:

Office365Outlook.SendEmail( varUserEmail, "Sample Email", "<table style='width:30%;border: 1px solid black;'> <tr> <th>First Name</th> <th>Lastname</th> <th>Age</th> </tr> <tr> <td>Jill</td> <td>Smith</td> <td>"&varTotal&"</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Eve</td> <td>Jackson</td> <td>94</td> </tr> </table>", {IsHtml: true} )

I hope this resolved your issue if you see any challenge/need further help please let me know I am always happy to do it for my community.

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Hey KrishnaV! thank you so much for your answer!
But I'm trying that and I'm getting the following error:

I have no idea why, this is how I'm writing the code
f(WellIntegrityCB_1.Value=true, Concat(Wellintegrity.AllItems,label1_14.Text&": "&radio1_14.Selected.Value&Char(10)&"Comments: " & commentsinput_14.Text&Char(10))),{IsHTML:true, From:EmailInput_1, Cc:EmailInput_1})
that's the end part of the send email function I'm not sure why

Again, thank you so much in advance!

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I also just tried using a simple line of code like this:
Office365Outlook.SendEmail("myemail@mycompany.com","Test","Test body",{IsHTML:true}) and it's saying the same, maybe I have to activate something

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Hi @Anonymous ,
Use Concatenate(string1,string2.....) than Concat.

I hope this resolved your issue if you see any challenge/need further help please let me know I am always happy to do it for my community.

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Oh I'm such a noob! I was putting IsHTML instead of IsHtml sorry, I didn't know it was that important here

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Hi @Anonymous ,

I am glad that you found the syntax error and hope it is working for you now.

I hope this resolved your issue if you see any challenge/need further help please let me know I am always happy to do it for my community.

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Krishna
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