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Hi team,
 
I have an onboarding tracker in a SharePoint list.  The Line Manager is recorded in a single person field and the dynamic content is added to the to field when sending comms in relation.
 
I want to add an additional multi person column called MultiPersonCC which is a multi person column for additional recipients to be CC'd into comms but this field is not always going to contain a value.  What actions do I need to add to extract the emails with a ; separator to add to the CC field? 
 
It's worth noting for the purpose of this I have multiple flows connected to this with different triggers so the solution needs to be able to work for all. 
 
I have:
  • SharePoint: When an item or file is modified
  • SharePoint: When an item is created
  • SharePoint: For a selected item
  • SharePoint: Get items
Thanks
smods! 
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    Michael E. Gernaey Profile Picture
    53,369 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
     
    Please in the future to post your Flow, and a Flow Run if you are having issues with inputs and outputs and errors etc.
     
    1. Why are you placing 2 Triggers in the same flow (it';s a guess based on your post and me guessing details), you should not do this.
     
     
    You can use a Condition to check if the field is Empty, or you can use a Compose with an if expression or other to check.
     
    I suggest you create a Condition to check if the field is empty
    IsEmpty(field)
    is equal to
    false
     
    I said false because if its NOT empty, in the Yes, you want to concatenate the names and then email
    In the No dont do anything.
     
  • smodkins Profile Picture
    85 on at
     
    Thank you for replying and pointing me in the direction of that useful YouTube video.  When I talk about different triggers I mean within different flows all linked to the same tracker.
     
    For my flow which has the trigger SharePoint: When an item or file is modified I followed the video and added the two steps as shown here.
     
     
    I then used the expression below in the CC field on the Send an email V2 action rather than a condition as I wanted the email to always send regardless of if there were additional recipients or not.
     
    if(empty(outputs('Compose_Additional_Recipients_Emails')), '', outputs('Compose_Additional_Recipients_Emails'))
     
    This one is resolved ✅
     

     
    On my SharePoint: Get items which is on a recurrent schedule I am slowly getting there but getting myself confused with the apply to each and it's getting clunky.
     
     
     
    I have the same expression in the optional attendees field:
     
     
    if(empty(outputs('Compose_Additional_Recipients_Emails')), '', outputs('Compose_Additional_Recipients_Emails'))
     
     
    This is working correctly BUT there is a mid point probation apply to each below and then the two will be repeated in the yes field condition.  Do I need to repeat the Select and Compose in all four apply to each actions?  Is there anyway I can have a single select and compose action at the top that feeds all four apply to each actions?  I did try it but each time it put multiple apply to each actions in.
     
    Thanks and if you need any further information, please let me know.
     
     

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