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How to pull full office365 user ID into a gallery.

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Hi, I have a simple gallery which is pulling info from a sharepoint list. In the list I have the user ID from Office 365, when I add the person to the gallery I am adding merely the display name by using the formula ThisItem.ManagerinCharge.DisplayName

I am just not sure how to show the Name and theimage.

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vkondreddygari 88 on at

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if you are looking to show profile pic of user, add Image control into gallery and set Image property to ThisItem.<ColumnName>.Picture

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Hi @vkondreddygari thanks for the reply.

What I was hoping for was to put the Office365 ID in as this little screenshot. One thing I never thought of was to just add another field in the gallery for an image and add one in. I will have a go at doing that and see if it is going to be ok for what we are after.

Thanks again

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VishalJhaveri 1,167 Moderator on at

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"Display Name: " & ThisItem.ManagerinCharge.DisplayName & ", User ID: " & ThisItem.ManagerinCharge.UPN

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Hi @VishalJhaveri
Apologies as I am a bit of a noob, do I need to copy the whole text? I have tried to copy this in and it hasn't worked

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Yes.

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Thanks, and would this go into a Text Input field , or image field?

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I have managed to find the solution by asking the Co-Pilot chat in Teams.

Office365Users.UserPhoto(ThisItem.ManagerinCharge.Email)

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