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Hello,

if created a app with a code for attachment + sending a mail in cc to the requester.

I use the formula

{Attachments:AddColumns(RenameColumns(AttachmentControl.Attachments,"Value","ContentBytes"),"@odata.type",""),Cc:User().Email,Importance:"Normal"})

but now i have the problem that the attachment doesn't appear on the mail but is does appear in the Sharepoint list.

The formula worked before without the Cc:User().Email.

How can i solve this?

Thanks for the help.

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WarrenBelz 156,714 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @MDR26 ,

Try with the Cc first

{ Cc: User().Email, Attachments: AddColumns( RenameColumns( AttachmentControl.Attachments, "Value", "ContentBytes" ), "@odata.type", "" ), Importance:"Normal" }

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Hi,
When I test it myself it works perfectly but when someone else makes a request the attachment does not come through in the mail.
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@MDR26 ,

I just ran this with four attachments in a test control and got emails with all attachments in both my personal email (sent to) and my work account (cc'd to)

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2( "myemailhere@emailprovider.com", "Testing Attach", "Here are your attachments", { Cc: User().Email, Attachments: AddColumns( RenameColumns( AttachTest.Attachments, "Value", "ContentBytes" ), "@odata.type", "" ), Importance: "Normal" } )

There is something else wrong here as the syntax is correct. Please re-check all of your references.

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Meanwhile, I tested everything again and the strange thing is that some users' attachments get through via mail and others do not.
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@MDR26 ,

Sorry I do not have an answer for that from a Power Apps perspective. You might have to look into if there is something different in their mail setup.
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Hello,

I am new to PowerApps and I am getting the below error when I hover these formula in the formula bar.

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(Concat(ComboBox4.SelectedItems,Mail,";"), TextInput1.Text, RichTextEditor1.HtmlText,{Attachments: AddColumns(RenameColumns(AttachmentControl.Attachments,"Value","ContentBytes"),"@odata.type","")})

The value is not changing to ContentBytes. Am I missing somethng here.
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Hi @Navishamun11 ,

Your error seems to be the Mail reference selected from the Combo Box
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Thank you so much @WarrenBelz. Yes, It was the mail reference. It's working fine now.