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How to separate one table into two in email

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Hi all, i'm stuck and hope you'll help me

 

I need PowerApp to separate one table into two in email based on column "Quality Status" - please see example of source table below (table and PowerApp code will be attached in excel).

Oseme_0-1600267509834.png

I can send single table via mail using this logic:

Oseme_1-1600267547831.png

It works well and sends following message:

Oseme_2-1600267637953.png

 

What i'm trying to achieve is to filter output message based on field "Quality Status"

There are 3 possible scenarios:

1) Column "Quality Status" has both attributes - "Overdue" and "Check"(see example below) 

Oseme_3-1600267743064.png

Then output should look like this

Oseme_4-1600267790109.png

 

 

2) Column "Quality Status" has attribute "Overdue" only(see example below):

Oseme_5-1600267861062.png

Then output message should look like this:

Oseme_6-1600267883872.png

 

 

3) Column "Quality Status" has attribute "Check" only (see example below):

Oseme_7-1600267929010.png

Then output message should look like this:

Oseme_8-1600267959397.png

 

How should i modify PowerApp logic to achieve this?

 

Many thanks in advance!

 

Regards,

Oleh

PAHelp1609.xlsx
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    v-bofeng-msft Profile Picture
    v-bofeng-msft Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @ Oseme:

    My suggestion is to use the if function to divide the body of the email into three situations for processing:

    If(
""Overdue"" in [@PowerBIIntegration].Data.'Age on Stage' && ""Check"" in [@PowerBIIntegration].Data.'Age on Stage';
 Code1;
""Overdue"" in [@PowerBIIntegration].Data.'Age on Stage' && !(""Check"" in [@PowerBIIntegration].Data.'Age on Stage');
 Code2;
!(""Overdue"" in [@PowerBIIntegration].Data.'Age on Stage') && ""Check"" in [@PowerBIIntegration].Data.'Age on Stage';
 Code3;
)

    Finally, the complete formula should be (because of regional issues, the operator we use is different, so I can't test this code, there may be some minor errors):

    Office365Outlook.SendEmail(
 First([@PowerBIIntegration].Data).Email;
 "Revenue Notification";
If(
""Overdue"" in [@PowerBIIntegration].Data.'Age on Stage' && ""Check"" in [@PowerBIIntegration].Data.'Age on Stage';
 ""Hi "" & First([@PowerBIIntegration].Data).Owner&"",""& ""<br>"" &
 
""Currently,you have teh following XXXXX"" & ""<br>"" &
 
""<table border=1>
<tr>
<th>Account</th>
 
<th>Opportunity</th>
 
<th>Revenue</th>
<th>Sales Forecast</th>
 
<th>Sales Stage</th>
<th>Age on Stage</th>
<th>Deal Desk</th>
 
<th>CustomerAcceptance</th>
<th>Quality Status</th>
</tr>"" &
Concat(
 
 ForAll( Filter([@PowerBIIntegration].Data;""Overdue"" in 'Quality Status');
""<tr><td>"" & Account &
""</td><td>"" & Opportunity &
""</td><td>"" & Revenue &
""</td><td>"" & 'Sales Forecast' &
""</td><td>"" & 'Sales Stage' &
""</td><td>"" & 'Age on Stage' &
""</td><td>"" & 'Deal Desk' &
""</td><td>"" & CustomerAcceptance &
""</td><td>"" & 'Quality Status' &
""</tr></td>""
);
Value
) & ""<br>"" &
 
""Also please reviewXXXXXXXXXX"" & ""<br>"" &
 
""<table border=1>
<tr>
<th>Account</th>
 
<th>Opportunity</th>
 
<th>Revenue</th>
<th>Sales Forecast</th>
 
<th>Sales Stage</th>
<th>Age on Stage</th>
<th>Deal Desk</th>
 
<th>CustomerAcceptance</th>
<th>Quality Status</th>
</tr>"" &
Concat(
 
 ForAll( Filter([@PowerBIIntegration].Data;""Check"" in 'Quality Status');
""<tr><td>"" & Account &
""</td><td>"" & Opportunity &
""</td><td>"" & Revenue &
""</td><td>"" & 'Sales Forecast' &
""</td><td>"" & 'Sales Stage' &
""</td><td>"" & 'Age on Stage' &
""</td><td>"" & 'Deal Desk' &
""</td><td>"" & CustomerAcceptance &
""</td><td>"" & 'Quality Status' &
""</tr></td>""
);
Value
);
""Overdue"" in [@PowerBIIntegration].Data.'Age on Stage' && !(""Check"" in [@PowerBIIntegration].Data.'Age on Stage');
""Hi "" & First([@PowerBIIntegration].Data).Owner&"",""& ""<br>"" &
 
""Currently,you have teh following XXXXX"" & ""<br>"" &
 
""<table border=1>
<tr>
<th>Account</th>
 
<th>Opportunity</th>
 
<th>Revenue</th>
<th>Sales Forecast</th>
 
<th>Sales Stage</th>
<th>Age on Stage</th>
<th>Deal Desk</th>
 
<th>CustomerAcceptance</th>
<th>Quality Status</th>
</tr>"" &
Concat(
 
 ForAll( Filter([@PowerBIIntegration].Data;""Overdue"" in 'Quality Status');
""<tr><td>"" & Account &
""</td><td>"" & Opportunity &
""</td><td>"" & Revenue &
""</td><td>"" & 'Sales Forecast' &
""</td><td>"" & 'Sales Stage' &
""</td><td>"" & 'Age on Stage' &
""</td><td>"" & 'Deal Desk' &
""</td><td>"" & CustomerAcceptance &
""</td><td>"" & 'Quality Status' &
""</tr></td>""
);
Value
);
!(""Overdue"" in [@PowerBIIntegration].Data.'Age on Stage') && ""Check"" in [@PowerBIIntegration].Data.'Age on Stage';
""Hi "" & First([@PowerBIIntegration].Data).Owner&"",""& ""<br>"" &
 
""Please reviewXXXXXXXXXX"" & ""<br>"" &
 
""<table border=1>
<tr>
<th>Account</th>
 
<th>Opportunity</th>
 
<th>Revenue</th>
<th>Sales Forecast</th>
 
<th>Sales Stage</th>
<th>Age on Stage</th>
<th>Deal Desk</th>
 
<th>CustomerAcceptance</th>
<th>Quality Status</th>
</tr>"" &
Concat(
 
 ForAll( Filter([@PowerBIIntegration].Data;""Check"" in 'Quality Status');
""<tr><td>"" & Account &
""</td><td>"" & Opportunity &
""</td><td>"" & Revenue &
""</td><td>"" & 'Sales Forecast' &
""</td><td>"" & 'Sales Stage' &
""</td><td>"" & 'Age on Stage' &
""</td><td>"" & 'Deal Desk' &
""</td><td>"" & CustomerAcceptance &
""</td><td>"" & 'Quality Status' &
""</tr></td>""
);
Value
);
);
 {IsHtml: true})

    Best Regards,

    Bof

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    Community Power Pla... Microsoft Employee on at

    Thanks - worked perfectly!

     

    Best regards, Oleh

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