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I have this section of sending an email that works well, but I would like users to send pdf or images they have on their cell phone How do I achieve this?

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    abm abm Profile Picture
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    Hi @octaking ,

     

    Use the sendemail attachment method.

     

    See this video which explains how to acheive this.

     

    https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Video-Gallery/Send-email-with-multiple-attachments/m-p/120193

     

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  • flebby Profile Picture
    48 on at

    I have had the same issue, and I have looked at the video, but I can't tell where I am going wrong. When I remove the code for the Attachment, it works fine...Help would be greatly appreciated:

     

    Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(_emailRecipientString, TextEmailSubject1.Text, TextEmailMessage1.Text, {From:User().Email},
    {
          Attachments:
          AddColumns(
             RenameColumns(
                emailAttachment.Attachments,"Value","ContentBytes"),
             "@odata.type", "")
    }
    );
  • flebby Profile Picture
    48 on at

    I figured out what was causing errors, it was asking for up to 4 parameters, took out From parameter then changed Attachment parameter to:

    Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(_emailRecipientString, TextEmailSubject1.Text, TextEmailMessage1.Text,
    {
          Attachments:
          AddColumns(
             RenameColumns(
                emailAttachment.Attachments,Value,ContentBytes),'@odata.type',"")
    }
    );
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    your solution fixed the issue. Mind relaxing , great help. 

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