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Hi!I need to put the manager in a label, but the command Office365Users.Manager(lbl_Id.Text).DisplayName gives an error:Office365Users.Manager failed: The method "manager" has an invalid value for parameter "userid"My friend commented that it is necessary to install an add-on.How do I do that?Thank you!
Are you trying to return the ID of the manager of the person using powerapps? if so try this:
Office365Users.Manager(Office365Users.UserProfile(User().Email).Id).DisplayName
An add-on is not necessary, but for this to work lbl_id.Text would need to contain the User Principal Name in Office 365 for the user. This is normally the same as the email address. I suspect you are using their Account name instead. For example the manger's display name for the current user running the application would be
Office365Users.Manager(user().Email).DisplayName
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