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Hi,
I've managed to create graphs in PowerApps but not able to export over email.
Is there any way I can export over e-mail the graphs created within PowerApps??
Thanks in advance
Thanks ,but id don't believe the above method would work as the chart i am dealing with are dynamic, which updates respective to the input values. So for dynamic charts i think saving the image as media is not possible
Hi @akhildev007 ,
Do you want to send an email along with chart (Bar Chart, Line Chart, ... or Power BI Tile) created in your canvas app?
If you want to send an email along with chart (Bar Chart, Line Chart, ... or Power BI Tile) created in your canvas app, I afraid that there is no way to achieve your needs currently in Power Apps.
The user Anonymous has posted same needs with you, please check the response within the following thread:
https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Building-Power-Apps/Send-Chart-in-Email/td-p/275474
As an alternative solution, you could consider save your Chart as a image file in your local device. And then add the saved image file as media resource into your canvas app. Then you could add a "Add Picture" control to pick up the saved the Chart file from your local device. Then you could send an email along with the displayed image data:
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Answers (Office365.SendEmail(
"Test1@XXXXXX.onmicrosoft.com",
"Subject Content",
"Body Content",
{
Attachments: Table({Name: "Chart.jpg", ContentBytes: AddMediaButton1.Media, '@odata.type':""})
}
)
Regards,
Yes, it would apply also.
To capture items such as an uploaded photo, they need a property for the image. Graphs are actually resolved from the data and settings.
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No unfortunately. The only way you can view a Power Apps graph is on the screen - it has no properties that can be referred to capture it as an image.
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Hi @WarrenBelz Thanks, but is there an option to save the graph page to onedrive/share point using flow/something and then calling the same over email?
Hi @akhildev007 ,
No - there is no way of capturing a graph other than printing the screen.
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