Shoutouts Template Configuration - Save data in SharePoint

Tweaked the Patch function (as per Rez's suggestions) to write to SharePoint, the below snippet worked for me, so now I can

1. Upload an image

2. Set a new Person field that I added, called Recipient, in the Sharepoint List

Patch(
Shoutouts,
Defaults(Shoutouts),
{
Title: Value(
Text(
Now(),
"[$-en-US]yyyymmddhhmmss"
)
),
PrimaryID: Value(
Text(
Now(),
"[$-en-US]yyyymmddhhmmss"
)
),
ShoutoutType: _selectedShoutout.Type,
RecipientEmail: _selectedUser.UserPrincipalName,
RecipientName: _selectedUser.DisplayName,
Message: MessageInputBox.Text,
CreatorEmail: _myProfileUPN,
Image: UploadedImage1.Image,
Recipient: {
'@odata.type': "#Microsoft.Azure.Connectors.SharePoint.SPListExpandUser",
Claims: "i:0#.f|membership|" & _selectedUser.UserPrincipalName,
Department: "",
DisplayName: _selectedUser.DisplayName,
Email: _selectedUser.UserPrincipalName,
JobTitle: "",
Picture: ""
}
}
),

Many thanks Reza for the walkthrough and suggestions, you are a legend.

All working with SharePoint some little enhancements added as well.

My only suggestion - Use the App Health Checker and Monitor, it is your friend 🙂 in getting things working.

Omg ..lots of hiccups..and workarounds that make us review the entire formulas.. also this video has some time now and the steps do not work anymore..

yes, slow down specially when deleting and copying formulas.. He was in a rush.. his alarm rang a few times during the recording! 

Thank you, this was extremely helpful, but I'm having a really hard time figuring out how to get the images to work. It is STILL broken right out of the box from Microsoft, and there doesn't appear to be a single concise guide anywhere on how to specifically make this work with SHOUTOUTS. I've seen multiple videos regarding 'how to pull images into a gallery' and things like that, but I can't seem to make Microsoft's pre-delivered Shoutouts template work with image attachments, once I've changed the app to use a SharePoint list for its data source.

Dude you need to slow down and be more clear on how to save data to SharePoint! This is very hard to follow as you are jumping around so quick

Can you do another video that is clear and structured and miss half the crap that's not needed

Thanks