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Hello, how do you want to know if this is possible in powerapps using Office 365 users?
what happens is that I have a combobox and in the items event I have the following formula

Office365 Users.SearchUser ({searchTerm: cbres.SearchText; top: 10}). DisplayName

This formula allows the user to enter the name of the employee they want to search for and filter it, but I want that when the user clicks on the combobox below in a text box, it shows where the employee works, not the name of the company, show your work area for example, accounting, management, marketing

If this is possible, how could I do it so that the texbox will show me this information? , Many many Thanks 😄

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Hi @Anonymous :

Could you please tell me what "workspace" is ? Where can I find it?

I assume workspace is "OfficeLocation".If so,you could try:

Set the combo box's Items property to:

Office365 Users.SearchUser ({searchTerm: cbres.SearchText; top: 10})

Set the label's Text property to:

YourCombobox.Selected.OfficeLocation

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Hi @v-bofeng-msft
What if forgive me is that I did not know the name of the field but thanks to your formula I was able to show it in the text label, thank you very much, the field I needed was that of the department, but I could already solve it
at the end I chose to use:

Office365 Users.SearchUserV2 ({searchTerm: cbresponsable.SearchText}). Value

in the search fields property I put ["DisplayName"]
and already on the label put:

cbresponsable.Selected.Department (as you indicated it to me a thousand thanks for trying to help me)

y ya en la etiqueta coloque
cbresponsable.Selected.Department (como me lo indicaste mil gracias por intentar ayudarme)

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