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Hi Guys,

I have a powerapp which has some global variables for different types. I have set up a form with locations (drop-down field). I tried using send emailv2 option to send emails when user select a type and select the location email will be sent.

I have 6 different types and locations, each locations has different email addresses.

example : when user select type A - directs you to form - user select location A

send emailv2 : To field is setup to user()

Cc field - this is where i need the email address from each location.
Body: html email template

I tried switch formula to concat type and location. But not successful

how best i can achieve this to work.

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TheRobRush 11,128 Moderator on at

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put a label somewhere on your screen. give it the text property of

Concatenate(firstControl.Text,";",secondCOntrol.Text)

and so on so you can see how it works. Concat is for tables, concatenate is for controls values, text, etc

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How can i get that concatenation to cc field in send emailv2

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type it into that spot same way you get it the way you like it in the label.

Office365.SendEmailV2("Rob.Rush@YoYoYo.Com", "Hi There", "Sup Homie", {Cc:Concatenate("Nothing@Email.com", ";", "howaboutyou@email.com")})

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Hi All My query is slightly different, I need to add multiple inputs when sending the email, they work and appear in the email but i cant get them to have spaces between the inputs, here's the code currently

//Send email on submit to Fleet Selected Supplier
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("Host121@on.microsoft.com","Trailer Submitted For Inspection",
ComboBox1_1.Selected.NewFleetList&
TextInput5.Text&
Dropdown1.Selected.'Service Agent')

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Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("Host121@on.microsoft.com","Trailer Submitted For Inspection", Concatenate(ComboBox1_1.Selected.NewFleetList," ", TextInput5.Text," ", Dropdown1.Selected.'Service Agent')

should try and make your own thread next time, will get your answer faster. Only people that get notified you replied here are the ones who replied to it before, and replying does not move a thread back up to top of the thread list, so if you respond to a really old thread theres a pretty good chance nobody will ever notice.

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