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Posted on by Microsoft Employee

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this is my Request Form. now i want this data to be send to email

 

can we call request form in in this syntax ?

 

Office365Outlook.SendEmail("Email@Email.com", "subject", "Body")  .. like i need to send copy of form to email but i am not able to add it in body of above syntax. is it doable? 

 

when i click on submit button i want user to be notified with form information on email. Struggling with Body part of above syntax. 

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  • MVP-Phipps Profile Picture
    3,521 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    Hi @Anonymous, 

    What exactly do you want adding to the body? Where is this data being stored?

  • Community Power Platform Member Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    data is being stored in share-point list. and this whole information is in Edit Form in PowerApps. 

     

    i just want when i submit form by clicking on submit button. user get email of whatever he/she has selected in this form. 

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    MVP-Phipps Profile Picture
    3,521 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    You have 2 options:

     

    Option 1: Create a Power Automate Flow > Get Item from SharePoint > Send Email Action > Pass the values from SharePoint to the Email Body.

    Option 2: On form success > Office365Outlook.SendEmail("Email@Email.com", "subject", FormName.LastSubmit.FieldName)  You can use the LastSubmit function to retrieve the field values. If you want to make a nice message in the body and concatenate then use &. For example "The body would look like this " & FormName.LastSubmit.FieldName & ", another field name" & FormName.LastSubmit.FieldName

    I hope that helps?

     

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    Microsoft Employee on at

    thanks @phipps0218 i am able get emails via power automate. thanks mate 🙂 

  • MVP-Phipps Profile Picture
    3,521 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    @Anonymous Please accept the above as a solution so it is found by others easily.

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