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Sending mail depending of text box and contains

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Posted on by MickNaul

Hello,

I'm Trying to do something in power apps, it's close to the subject already treated " Send Email Based on Text Input with contains", but little bit diiferent. ANd unfortunately I didn't find any advice or solution to solve my issue.

I would linke send a mail depending on text Input :

If text box contains "FLU-xxxxx" send mail to "JL@xxxxx.com"

If text box contains "MTG-xxxx" send mail to "GB@xxxx.com"

and ect.

I try to find the function contains, but nothing on it.

Could you please help me.

Thanks for feedback.

Mick

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timl 36,383 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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@MickNaul

The syntax for this would look something like this:

If("FLU-xxxxx" in TextBox1.Text, Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("JL@xxxxx.com", "Email title", "Email message" ) ); If("MTG-xxxxx" in TextBox1.Text, Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("GB@xxxxx.com", "Email title", "Email message" ) );

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MickNaul 14 on at

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Hello Tim,

First thanks for feedback, your right, It's look likes something like that, but what I would like to integrate in this proposition is "contains" :

If textInput contains "flup" then send mail to someone.
And if textinput contains "MTG" then send mail to someone else.

the Text can't be only FLU-xxxxx.

thanks for help
Mick

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timl 36,383 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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The 'in' operator carries out a contains match.

Therefore, the following will resolve to true when the textinput contains flup. Does that help?

"flup" in TextBox1.Text

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MickNaul 14 on at

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Hi Tim,

Thanks so much for your reactivity and tour helps, yes it's working as mentionned.

Thanks again.

Mick

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