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I have a PowerApp that gets data from the users profile from the Office365-users'.MyProfile() function, from the current user, that is using the PowerApp. I have a problem with getting data from the the BusinessPhones field. I get this error when I try to get data from the MyProfile.BusinessPhones field into a textinput field:

The property of this control expects text values. The rule produces table values that are incompatible. Edit the rule to produce a {0} value

As far as I can see the error occurs because the BusinessPhones field is a table, and that is not compatible with my text input field. The question is how can I make a rule that gives me the phone number from the table (there is always only one number), and pass this number into a textinput field? Do I need to creat a galery to collect all of the the users data before I can use it int the textinput fields, or can I write some sort of function that can give me the data?

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yashag2255 24,769 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @Anonymous

As this is of type table, you can perform a concatenation if you want all the phone Number:

Expression: Concat(Office365Users.MyProfile().BusinessPhones,Value,",")

In case you just want to get only first Phone Number, please use: First(Office365Users.MyProfile().BusinessPhones).Value

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@yashag2255 - YOU ROCK. That is awesome. THX a 1000 times

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Glad I was of some help!!

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TalComoSoy88 4 on at

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What if I want to put the first one in one field (I can do that with first) and list the second one somewhere else? How can I specify which one I want (other than first)? Can I put a [0] or [1] somewhere to say whether I want the first or second one?

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@yashag2255 This works like a charm! Thank you.

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@yashag2255 I can get this to work as you indicate with "MyProfile", but I'd like to use it with UserProfileV2. The following produces an error. What am I doing wrong? Thanks!

First(Office365Users.UserProfileV2(<email>).businessPhones).Value

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subsguts 1,259 Moderator on at

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Sorry, I don't know what I did wrong. I did the following and it worked:

First(Office365Users.UserProfileV2(RequestorNameValue.Selected.Email).businessPhones).Value

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