Glad to see another spaniard around hahaha! (Or at the very least I think you are, given the language you have).
Now then, onto the problem at hand… The PowerApps teams connector seems to be quite limited in what it can achieve. I’ve been looking around, and even tried using it in my own environment, but it doesn’t seem to work as you intend… And the Microsoft Learn page about the connector didn’t help me much… The best way I’ve seen to achieve this, would be using a Power Automate flow, and while this wouldn’t be real time, maybe you don’t need it to be real time… Here I’ll leave a video of Chad Kealey explaining how to do it!
Now, if you want to get the members of a group chat, I don’t remember if theirs is an action for that, but if there is, then it should work very similarly. And instead of sending the results to your email, you would want to use the “Respond to a Power App or Flow” action and just pass there the table as a text for example.
If you are somewhat proficient with Power Automate, this shouldn’t be much of a challenge!
Also, why would you want to do such a thing? If it is for practice, then I see it great, but I fail to see what can you achieve by listing the members of a group chat... If it was a team, I could see some use for it, but as it is, I'm not sure what's the use of being able to list the members of a group chat... Specially since group chats are usually meant to be something temporary and not some sort of hub or lobby for people.
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