Hi @Muzomax59
Assuming that the Sharepoint list has the same columns I would have done something like this.
Adding the patch under the SendMail function:
Patch(
SharePointList, // Replace with your SharePointlist
Defaults(SharePointList),
{
Article: DataCardValue26.Text,
Référence: DataCardValue27.Text,
Fournisseur: DataCardValue9.Text,
Stock: (Value(DataCardValue34.Text) - Value(QuantitéSortie.Text) + Value(QuantitéEntrée.Text)),
Submission_Time: Now() // Add the current timestamp
}
);
You can create a new column of type Date & Time (let’s call it "Submission_Time") in your sharepoint list.
Your code would look like:
If(
Value(DataCardValue34.Text) < Value(DataCardValue31.Text),
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(
"xx.xx@xxxx.com",
"Commande consommable labo à réaliser",
Concatenate(
"Article: " & DataCardValue26.Text & "<br>",
"Référence: " & DataCardValue27.Text & "<br>",
"Fournisseur: " & DataCardValue9.Text & "<br>",
"Stock: " & (Value(DataCardValue34.Text) - Value(QuantitéSortie.Text) + Value(QuantitéEntrée.Text))
)
);
Patch(
SharePointList,
Defaults(SharePointList),
{
Article: DataCardValue26.Text,
Référence: DataCardValue27.Text,
Fournisseur: DataCardValue9.Text,
Stock: (Value(DataCardValue34.Text) - Value(QuantitéSortie.Text) + Value(QuantitéEntrée.Text)),
Submission_Time: Now()
}
);
Navigate(BeginScreen1; ScreenTransition.None);
Navigate(BeginScreen1; ScreenTransition.None)
)
If you have any questions or feedback, please let me know. Have a great day! 😊
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