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Patching a combobox email to Sharepoint lists people column

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Posted on by PowerAppsGuy 40
Reviewer is a people column in sharepoint lists, none of the code seems to be working when trying to patch the combobox to sharepoint lists 
 
I need help with the following code: 
 
ForAll(
    FilteredExpectations,
    Patch(
        STEvE,
        Defaults(STEvE),
        {
           
           
Reviewer:
    Lower(ComboBox3.Selected.Mail), //error code
I have also tried: 
 
Here is the full code:
 
'Reviewer': {
    '@odata.type': "#Microsoft.Azure.Connectors.SharePoint.SPListExpandedUser",
    Claims: "i:0#.f|membership|" & Lower(ComboBox3.Selected.Mail),
    DisplayName: ComboBox3.Selected.DisplayName,
    Email: ComboBox3.Selected.Mail,
    Department: ComboBox3.Selected.Department,
    JobTitle: ComboBox3.Selected.JobTitle
}
 
ForAll(
    FilteredExpectations,
    Patch(
        STEvE,
        Defaults(STEvE),
        {
           
           
Reviewer:
    Lower(ComboBox3.Selected.Mail),
 
 
            Team: Dropdown1.Selected.Value,
            Comparison: Dropdown1_3.Selected.Value,
            SubTeam: Dropdown1_1.Selected.Value,
            RoleLevel: Dropdown1_2.Selected.Value,
            Title: TextInputCanvas1.Value,
           
 
            Expectation1: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 1, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 1).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation2: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 2, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 2).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation3: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 3, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 3).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation4: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 4, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 4).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation5: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 5, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 5).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation6: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 6, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 6).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation7: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 7, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 7).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation8: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 8, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 8).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation9: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 9, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 9).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation10: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 10, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 10).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation11: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 11, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 11).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation12: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 12, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 12).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation13: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 13, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 13).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation14: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 14, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 14).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation15: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 15, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 15).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation16: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 16, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 16).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation17: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 17, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 17).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation18: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 18, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 18).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation19: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 19, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 19).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation20: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 20, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 20).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation21: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 21, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 21).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation22: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 22, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 22).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation23: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 23, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 23).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation24: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 24, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 24).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation25: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 25, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 25).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation26: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 26, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 26).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation27: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 27, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 27).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation28: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 28, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 28).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation29: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 29, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 29).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation30: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 30, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 30).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank()),
            Expectation31: If(CountRows(Gallery4_1.AllItems) >= 31, Index(Gallery4_1.AllItems, 31).Dropdown2_1.Selected.Value, Blank())
        },
    {Status: "Draft"}
    )
   
);

 
 
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    MS.Ragavendar Profile Picture
    MS.Ragavendar 5,011 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
     
    I understood (Reviewer) is sharepoint person or group column.
     
    Instead of this  Power Fx formula
     
    Reviewer:
        Lower(ComboBox3.Selected.Mail),
     
    Just give this alone 
     
    Single Person
     
    Reviewer: ComboBox3.Selected
     
    Multi Person (Column)
     
    Reviewer: ComboBox3.SelectedItems
     
     
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  • PowerAppsGuy Profile Picture
    PowerAppsGuy 40 on at
     
    This doesn't work, I am getting the following errors: 
    The type of this argument 'Reviewer' does not match the expected type 'Record'. Found type 'Text'.
    Name isn't valid. 'Selectedi' isn't recognized.
  • MS.Ragavendar Profile Picture
    MS.Ragavendar 5,011 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
     
    Is it single value or multi value?
     
    Can you please share the screen design on the form.
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    PowerAppsGuy 40 on at
  • Verified answer
    PowerAppsGuy Profile Picture
    PowerAppsGuy 40 on at
    I have fixed the solution myself using the following code: 
     
    'Reviewer': {
               Claims: Concatenate("i:0#.f|membership|",
                ComboBox3.Selected.Mail
                ),
                Department: "",
                DisplayName: User().FullName,
                Email: User().Email,
                JobTitle:"",
                Picture:""
                },

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