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Hiding or suppressing Office365Users.ManagerV2 error message when app loads

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Hello, 

 

I am building an app but having an issue with an error message I am trying to suppress. I am using Office365Users.ManagerV2 to autofill a person field (Field 2) when someone is selected in another person field (Field 1).  I have If("ManagerV2" in FirstError.Message,false,true) in the OnError property of the app but I am still receiving the error message below when the app is loaded. The field and functionality are working fine but is there to hide the error message when the app loads?

 

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  • timl Profile Picture
    36,731 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Hi @steve1955 

    What I'd suggest is to locate the place where you call Office365Users.ManagerV2 and to wrap the call inside a call to IfError. That should hopefully suppress the error notification.

     

    https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/power-platform/power-fx/reference/function-iferror

     

  • WonderSerota Profile Picture
    80 on at

    Try this formula: If("ManagerV2" in FirstError.Message, Notify("",NotificationType.None), true)

    This will suppress the error message when the app loads. The Notify function is used to display a blank notification with no type. You can replace this with a custom message or type if desired.

  • steve1955 Profile Picture
    24 on at

    @timl and @WonderSerota  - Thanks for the info. Unfortunately neither of the fixed the problem and the error still shows up when the app loads. Any other thoughts I can try?

  • WonderSerota Profile Picture
    80 on at

    I'm sorry to hear that. At the moment, I have no idea how to do it but I will thoroughly look into it again and see if I can help

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    timl Profile Picture
    36,731 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    @steve1955 - what I'd suggest is to use Monitor to trace the load of the app. When the error message appears, can you see in the trace whether it's been raised in a call to Office365Users.ManagerV2 that's wrapped inside a call to IfError?

  • steve1955 Profile Picture
    24 on at

    Thanks @timl 

     

    I was able to identify and correct the issue.

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