Passing paramater from one powerapp to another

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I am using the following to pass a parameter from one mobile app to another (App A to App B)

Launch("https://apps.powerapps.com/play/e/xxxxxxxxxxxxx&sourcetime=1xxxx&MyParam=abcdefg",Blank(),LaunchTarget.Replace)

Works fine I then pick up the parameter abcedfg to use in App B

However I would like that to be a dynamic value that is set in App A and gets added to the URL not a static abcedfg etc.. Is this possible? have tried lots of different ways but can't quite get it..

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Set(varParam, "yourDynamicValue"); Launch("https://apps.powerapps.com/play/e/xxxxxxxxxxxxx&sourcetime=1xxxx&MyParam=" & varParam ,Blank(),LaunchTarget.Replace)
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OMG how stupid am I LOL I was trying various variations of that ! but just kept putting the ampersand in the wrong place when trying to do a variable.... Thank you !!

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@vffdd That would be great if you can mark my reply as solution, not yours 😅

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@vffdd - Just as a comment, strictly speaking, the first parameter that you pass should be separated with a ? symbol. If you use & throughout (as in the original formula that you posted), that can cause problems when passing values between apps.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38252310/what-do-a-question-mark-and-an-ampersand-mean-in-a-url

Launch("https://apps.powerapps.com/play/e/xxxxxxxxxxxxx?sourcetime=1xxxx&MyParam=" & varMyParam,Blank(),LaunchTarget.Replace)

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vffdd 1,257 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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@abouchaalaBAIT 😂 been a long week ! and I know it's only tuesday😛

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Thanks @timl it actually is the environment has a in the URL ? which is why I used ampersand for the 2nd one I just xxxx'd it out when posting the code..

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