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Action 'Create_a_chat:' 'user@odata.bind' field is missing in the request

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i want to create a flow that creates a Teams group chat with specific people. I start with 'Manually trigger a flow' and choose 'Email' as an input. in the 'Create a Chat' I put as 'Members to be added' dynamically, the input emails were seperated by a semicolon.  When i run the Flow the error message: 'Action 'Create_a_chat:' 'user@odata.bind' field is missing in the request'. The error appears in the Creat a chat bit. How do i put multiple Memebers in the correct syntax? 
 
My input parameters look like this :
 
{
     "item/members":
"example1@mail.com; example2@mail.com;example3@mail.com",
     "item/topic": "bla"
}
 
i entered the email dynamically and sepereted them by a semicolon as requested in the tab. is there something i need to take into account if i want to add multiple peope in the chat when puting their emails dynamicallly in the tab? 
 
 
 
 
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    AnthonyAmador Profile Picture
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    Hi, 

    In the run that failed, can you check what the input looks like in the parameter "item/members"?It seems like the dynamic value in the "Members to add" doesn't have the correct syntax. 

     
    Hope this helps. 
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    CU08081110-1 Profile Picture
    6 on at
    only possible in the desktop verison  
  • AnthonyAmador Profile Picture
    2,553 Moderator on at
    I tested it using cloud flow, and it worked, could you share your flow to help you?

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