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Hello,

While building an app im trying to have a text field with the required attendees of a selected meeting.

It retrieves a string like "xxx@xx.com;xx1@xx.com;". Now what i wanted to be able to do is to pick up that string and split it so it gets each email´s display name using the "useroffice365.userprofile". This was my best try:

Somehow the mistake it´s point out is that the type of data to split needs to be text, but it actually is!

Thanks for you help,

António Vasques

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MarvinBangert 1,924 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hey @Anonymous
what kind of data type is your "_selectedCalendarEvent"? Is it a Power Apps collection with different columns and one column is called "RequiredAttendees"? Then the string within RequiredAttendees is a text, but with your code, you don't select the string within the column, you select the column itself which is a table. And you cannot select the text within the column.
First, you need to get the information from your column "RequiredAttendees" with something like:
ForAll(_selectedCalendarEvent.requiredAttendees,Split(requiredAttendees,";").Result)
Then you will have only the results from your "requiredAttendees"-column (because you make a split, the last result is empty). Then you can work on this data. If you have just one record, you can use "First()" to get the value from your result:
First(ForAll(_selectedCalendarEvent.requiredAttendees,Split(requiredAttendees,";").Result).Value).Value

Hope this will help you! 🙂

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Marvin

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MarvinBangert 1,924 Most Valuable Professional on at

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You can also extend it to save all user information within a second collection (i used a button to call this):
ForAll(Last(ForAll(_selectedCalendarEvent.requiredAttendees,Split(requiredAttendees,";").Result).Value).Value,Collect(userInfo,{Mail: Result,DisplayName: Office365Users.UserProfileV2(Result).displayName}))

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Hi @Anonymous ,

Could you please share a bit more about the data structure of "_selectedCalendarEvent" variable?

Based on the issue that you mentioned, I have made a test on my side, and don't have the issue that you mentioned. The data structure of my _selectedCalendarEvent variable as below:

The _selectedCalendarEvent.RequiredAttendees formula would return the following email address:

If you want to get the corresponding display name based on each email address, please take a try with the following formula:

ForAll( Filter(Split(_selectedCalendarEvent.RequiredAttendees, ";"), !IsBlank(Result)), Office365Users.UserProfileV2(Result).displayName )

Note: You need to add the Office365Users connection in your app firstly

You could consider add a Data Table in your app, set the Items property to above ForAll formula. Then enable the Value field within the Data Table, then display name list would be listed:

On your side, please make sure the _selectedCalendarEvent.RequiredAttendees formula returns a string value rather than a table value or record value. Also please make sure you specify proper Office365Users.UserProfileV2() function within the ForAll function.

Best regards,

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