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Screen Navigation (Using Power Automate) Issues

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I'm trying to submit a form which then sends an email to a user using outlook 365 send an email v2 with power automate. The goal is someone fills out a form on a page, submits the form, then the person who is sent the email can edit a bottom part of the form on the same page which was hidden from the first person. However, I can't seem to get the link to navigate to the desired screen. I've been following this tutorial so far.

 

Here's the code for the OnSuccess for the form: If(varFormMode = FormMode.New,
CVAFLOW.Run(Form1.LastSubmit.ID);
Notify("Ticket updated successfully",NotificationType.Success);Navigate(BrowseScreen)
)

 

Here is the code for StartScreen: If(
!IsBlank(Param("ID")) && LookUp(
CVAA,
ID = Value(Param("ID"))
).InitiationComments = User().Email,
'ABO Screen',
BrowseScreen
)

 

Here is the code for OnStart: If(!IsBlank(Param("ID")),Set(varItem,LookUp(CVAA, ID=Value(Param("ID"))));Set(varFormMode,FormMode.Edit))

 

In my send an email action, the link in the email is the link to my Power Apps. In the tutorial I followed it seemed to be working just fine but for me it isn't.

 

Please let me know if you need anything else still very new to Power Apps and Power Automate.

 

Thank you so much in advance!!

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  • developerAJ Profile Picture
    4,763 on at

    ur formula looks good

    are you using powerappurl?ID=thevalue

    InitiationComments this matches the email check cases too its better if you use 

    Lower( LookUp(
    CVAA,
    ID = Value(Param("ID"))
    ).InitiationComments) = Lower( User().Email)

     

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    Microsoft Employee on at

    i was using powerappurl&ID=thevalue but then i tried using ur method and both didn't work and just brought me to the browse screen rather than the abo screen.

     

    i changed it to 'ABO Director Approval'.Email = User().Email (abo director approval is a person column). i tried using that with and without the lower function yet it still didn't work.

     

    do you have any other suggestions? i appreciate the help!

  • developerAJ Profile Picture
    4,763 on at

    debug the code

     

    add a label default Value(Param("ID"))

    another label use your lookup formula with 'ABO Director Approval'.Email

    another User().Email

    now you have all values so you will be figure out the issue where its going wrong

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    Microsoft Employee on at

    Sorry, I'm still very new to Power apps. Can you elaborate further on these steps if possible?

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