Sending an email with title and link form

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I am using power app and have a form, now i want to create a simple form will trigger a url link form of my power app form, with title. Does anyone know how to do this on power automate? I will really appreciate your support on this from anyone ever done this before.

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SudeepGhatakNZ 14,396 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Can you please elaborate your requirement?

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@SudeepGhatakNZ , i have this form below and my power automate work flow has the form parameters, so when i click Submit, the data from the data must be able to notify user they receive the form, should they need to edit, they must click the sharepoint link will redirect them to the form so can amend etc, but email must contain title, subject and body(person who amended the form). I hope make sense now.

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From what I gather, you have a SharePoint list connected to this Power Apps form.

When a user saves the form, you want:

Item will be created in SharePoint

Submitter will receive a notification with a link, title etc.

The link will contain a link to edit the item

You can achieve this by creating the flow with a different trigger, such as when item is created in SharePoint.

You will have access to all the fields you are trying to get hold of including, Title, Link etc..

In particular reason you are trying to use the PowerApps button trigger?

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@SudeepGhatakNZ , yes form has been created already now i want to use it on power apps with the same work flow. can you tell me triggers that should be relevant on power automate. Here is my work flow below,

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