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Getting Email address using Office365 Connector

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Hey Everyone,

Im using a combobox and the office 365 connector to populate it so you can search for a username. The goal is/was to use that display name and then use the collect feature to input that users email address into a sharepoint list. Its not working, when I submit it comes through as blank, and even trying to set a variable, its mentioning the Username1.Mail as a table and not a text field.

What am I doing wrong here:

Office365Users.SearchUser({searchTerm:ProjectControllerCombo_1.SearchText}).DisplayName

Thats the one to search for the username.

For the onselect for the next page to declare a global variable to get the email, I have this:

Set(ProjControllerEmail,First(Office365Users.SearchUser({searchTerm:ProjectControllerCombo_1.SearchText}).Mail));

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eka24 20,923 on at

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Consider this:

On your combobox:

Office365Users.SearchUser({searchTerm:ComboBox2.SearchText}).DisplayName

OnSelect of the Button:

Set(ProjControllerEmail,Office365Users.SearchUser({searchTerm:ComboBox2.SearchText}))

In your TextBox or what to save:

LookUp(ProjControllerEmail,DisplayName=ComboBox2.Selected.DisplayName).Mail

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@pocketens wrote:
Hey Everyone,

Im using a combobox and the office 365 connector to populate it so you can search for a username. The goal is/was to use that display name and then use the collect feature to input that users email address into a sharepoint list. Its not working, when I submit it comes through as blank, and even trying to set a variable, its mentioning the Username1.Mail as a table and not a text field.

What am I doing wrong here:

Office365Users.SearchUser({searchTerm:ProjectControllerCombo_1.SearchText}).DisplayName

Try this:

First(Office365Users.SearchUser({searchTerm:ProjectControllerCombo_1.SearchText}).value).DisplayName

This connector returns a record called "value", which within this record is a table of all the possible matches from your search. Your code needs to access the "value" record, and then be able to deal with a table of more than one record within that.

Similarly, your second statement should probably look more like:

Set(ProjControllerEmail, First(Office365Users.SearchUser({searchTerm:ProjectControllerCombo_1.SearchText}).value).Mail );

Hope that helps,
Bryan

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