Hi,
I don't know why I am getting this error.
Can someone help me?
Hi,
I don't know why I am getting this error.
Can someone help me?
Hi @ekarim2020,
I think my organization has not given me permissions/authorization to use office 365 outlook. That's why its not working.
Thank you so much for your help, and helpful suggestions.
Hi @ekarim2020
I have tried to attempt this on all browsers. However nothing is working.
I currently don't have any flows. I am trying to create one but this is my difficulty.
That's very odd.
(1) Can you try a different browser? This is to eliminate any browser related issues - if any. Try editing and running the flow.
(2) Provide a screen shot of the flow's Details screen:
Ellis
Also these buttons do not work, and they don't navigate to anything.
This error message seems to be more meaningful than the last one.
For the above flow (Manual Trigger, Send Mail), can you click on the "..." in left and check the connection:
Is there an invalid connection warning displayed?
Try adding a new connection reference:
And this time select Use another account, and login with your MS 365 account details:
Ellis
For your flow, I would expect to see the "When an item is created" to be the trigger followed by the Send an email action. Can you try the following flow with just two actions:
And as another test, can you create a new flow and test the Send an email (V2) connector:
Ellis
Hi @ekarim2020 ,
I have deleted Office 365 Outlook from the connections.
Then added the Office 365 connector. However I still get this error.
😞
Can you delete the connection and then add a new connection?
You can see all the connections for the flow on the details screen:
Can you also try deleting the send mail action and then re-adding it
The connections in use by Apps and Flows can also be found here:
Choose a connection, then click ... , then select Details:
Click Flows using this connection are then listed:
If the connection is working for other flows and apps, then the issue is likely to be with the current flow.
However, it is usually far quicker to delete the action and re-create it, or start again and create a new flow if it's a short flow, or to use a new copy of the flow using Save As than trying to figure out what's gone wrong.
Ellis
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