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Hi,

I have created a power apps self assessment form for a computer user. On submit it;

Populates SharePoint list - all good
onSuccess sends an email to their manager Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(Office365Users.ManagerV2(User().Email).mail - with a deep link to a details view of the form - all good
Manager reviews and adds managers comments and on submit;
- updates SharePoint list - all good
- on success, I want it to send an email back to the originating User().Email, I've tried Last.Submit, but that doesn't work 😞

What do I need to put Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(????

thanks

Clyde

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Hi @Clyde,

When created new item in SharePoint list, there is a default column called “Created By”, which will log the created user. You can send email back to the user shown in this column.

If manager has a separate detailed screen for review(or you have just one detailed screen, only manager can access this screen), you can try below method to send email back.

If there is the “Created by” field inside your detailed form, you can directly try this formula:

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(DataCardValue13.Selected.Email,"Subject here", "body here")

If “Created by” field is not show in your detailed form, you need to lookup this record in your list using a unique field like “ID”(first you need to display this unique column inside your form. If your Title column is unique, you can also use Title to find this record from your list):

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(LookUp(list10,ID=DataCardValue11.Text).'Created By'.Email,"Subject here", "body here")

Best regards,

Allen

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