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Get record ID from SP list for a new record

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Hi,

I need an help where I want to pull the ID for the new record just created in SP list on Submit button action SubmitForm(newform1) so that I can add an additional function immediately after creation of the record.

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    mdevaney Profile Picture
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    @shoebwk 
    You can get the ID number of the record created by SUBMITFORM using this code

    Form1.LastSubmit.ID

     

    Therefore, you can get the next ID number by doing this

    Form1.LastSubmit.ID + 1

     

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    118 on at

    Still figuring out how can I get the some variable data from the last record in the sendemailv2 functions.

    Eventually the Submit button will create a new record and send the email including some values from this record.

    Any help on the syntax much appreciated.

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    mdevaney Profile Picture
    29,991 Moderator on at

    @shoebwk 

    If you wanted to get a different column name, for example Column1, you could use this code.

     

    Form1.LastSubmit.Column1

     

    Here's an example of how to write and email:

     

    Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(
     "recipientname@yourcompany",
     "Subject Line",
     "Body of text goes here<br>
     <br>
     ID: "& Form1.LastSubmit.ID &"<br>
     Column1: "& Form1.LastSubmit.Column1 &"<br>
     Column2: "& Form1.LastSubmit.Column2
    )

     

     

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    ganeshsanap Profile Picture
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    @shoebwk You can get the ID of newly created item using:

     

    newform1.LastSubmit.ID

     

    Similarly, you can get the other columns also from the LastSubmit like:

     

    newform1.LastSubmit.Title

     

    Additionally, you can set this values to variable like below and use them in your further functions:

     

    Set(lastItemTitle, newform1.LastSubmit.Title)

     


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  • shoebwk Profile Picture
    118 on at

    Thank you for the detail solution, I am almost there just struggling with the syntax. please help

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  • shoebwk Profile Picture
    118 on at

    Sorted used office365Outlook.

    Is there a way to change the font and its size?

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