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How to capture O365 User Information if MS Form is completed for someone else?

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I am able to create a flow and send emails to the respondent of a submitted form, but what if the form was filled out for someone else? In my instance I have a Cell Phone Request form.  Manager Bob may submit a form for employee Suzy to get a new phone. I created a Form to include the Recipient and Approver names and then tried to get the UPN of the recipient and approver, but I don't think I am going down the right path. Should the form be capturing their email address instead? Any examples would certainly help!

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    Hi @AnnetteM ,

    I would say it is better to use any unique attribute of the user object. In usual scenarios it is email. So create a field on form to enter the email of the Recipient (Suzy) .

    Bob's email can be extracted in flow using "Responder's Email" property . To get that, first you need to check  "Record name" option on form like below.

     

    FormSettingsUserName.PNG

     In case if he enters wrong email ( may be typo ), then flow throws an error.  So catch the error and notify it to requestor ( user who creates the request on behalf of other ) through email. 

    Say Manager BOB filing the form for user Suzy and gives a wrong email id, then send email to BOB saying the email id is not correct. 

    If I answered your question, please mark this question as answered and if you liked my response, please give a thumbs up .

     

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    Purna
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