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"Office365UserPhoto UserPhoto method has an invalid value for the userId parameter."

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Good afternoon,

I made an App in Power Apps that searches by name and surname the employees of my company and shows in a gallery the matches.
When the user uses the application in its Web version there is no problem, but when accessing the mobile version gives the following error message when loading the search:

"Office365UserPhoto UserPhoto method has an invalid value for the userId parameter."

It shows the error but loads the images well.
I understand that if I put some timing when loading the screen it will be solved.
Do you know the way to put the timing on the screen so that it waits some seconds when entering?
How could I hide the error so that it is not shown even if it fails, since the operation even if it takes a little while is correct?

Thank you very much

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@Anonymous use the IfError function to catch the error.

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First of all, thank you very much for your time.
I am trying to capture the error this way:
IfError(
Office365Users.UserPhoto(First(myProfile).profile.Id);"")
but it keeps showing me the same error in the mobile version.
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Hi @Anonymous ,
I used to meet this error, finally I add a condition to check if ThisItem.Email is blank before getting photo, and this works well.
So I would suggest you try this formula, check if this can solve your issue(persondefault1 is a Person column inside my list):

If( !IsBlank(ThisItem.XXX.Email), If( Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(ThisItem.XXX.Email).HasPhoto = true, Office365Users.UserPhotoV2(ThisItem.XXX.Email) ))

Best regards,
Allen

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Hi @v-albai-msft ,
Thank you very much, I managed to solve it thanks to your input, in the end it looks like this.
If(IsBlank(ThisItem.Mail)=false && Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(ThisItem.Mail).HasPhoto;Office365Users.UserPhoto(ThisItem.Mail))
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