Office365Users.UserProfileV2 failed: { "statusCode": 404, "message": "Resource not found" }

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I have a PowerApps app which uses the Office365UserProfileV2 connector.

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How do I go about finding more information about this error?

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v-siky-msft Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @GeorgeWinters,

Can you share more details with your apps?
What is your formulas with Office365.UserProfileV2 function?
Which control do you apply that function to?

Have you ever tried to delete Office365 connection and re-add it to check if the issue is gone?
Also i think you should post more information, so that we can be easier to helo you.
Best regards,
Sik

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For your information I've solved it in this way:

If(
!IsBlankOrError(glryDirectory.Selected.Mail),
Office365Users.UserProfileV2((glryDirectory.Selected.Mail))
)

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Note that glryDirectory has as its Item property a Office365Users call of its own:
Sort( Filter( Office365Users.SearchUser( {searchTerm:Trim(PeopleSearchBox1.Text), top:75}), AccountEnabled,), DisplayName,Ascending)

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My theory is that this is an 'order of operations' problem -- that the UserProfileV2 runs before the value of glryDirectory.Selected.Mail finishes processing - so it runs with a blank value for mail, which of course is invalid.

Notice the ! NOT operator before IsBlank.

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@GeorgeWinters, I have an app that was running great with the implementation of your solution. However, a few months ago, the error popped-up again without making any changes to the code. Do you know if there has been an update that has made your solution stop working?

Thanks!

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No, I don't, sorry. I'm not using this workaround presently.

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Hi George hope you are doing well!
Can you please share some workaround on this as i am not able to get rid off this error. below is function which i am using.
If(!IsBlank(Office365Users.UserProfile(DataCardValue36.Text).DisplayName),(Office365Users.UserProfile(DataCardValue36.Text).DisplayName))

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I am trying to fill the combo box in a gallery with the user object. This approach works well when I do it using SharePoint person field. But when I use SQL server as a DB, where I am storing the user email id instead of user object unlike SharePoint. The combobox does not take the user email id in DefaultSelectedItems property. Following is the code I am using there. If(!IsBlankOrError(ThisItem.Doer),Office365Users.UserProfileV2(ThisItem.Doer)).

This code throws "ResourceNotFound" error.

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