Nice video! I have a query, if I have a combobox where l search in Office users for the name and I have other textinputs that depending on the user I choose, automatically fill these fields such as position, department, etc. However, I have a problem, it only returns the data of the first 100 users even if I use the top function since I handle about 650 users. How could you make it show the information of all users and not just the top 100? Thanks!
Thank you for highlighting this property and taking the time to share it with us. It was very useful in understanding why we were having issues identifying users correctly using their email addresses.
Excellent video...Using the Office365Users function is much more versatile than Users() and the video offers clear instructions for creating variable with objects! Well done and many thanks!
I am struggling with the "work phone" number that appears on the Outlook365 contact cards. Do you know how I can get that please? Not the mobile number, but the work phone ie: desk phone
Hi Dave, Please help me out. I am building a power App in Microsoft Teams for teams meeting. Please let me know how the power app could read the current meeting name/title.
Dave!! If I can put up a thousand thumbs up I will buddy.. I will also like to mention to all your viewers. You can also add one more step to check for the DirectReports of your Manager by adding this set to your variable: myMgrDirectReports: Office365Users.DirectReports(Office365Users.Manager(Office365Users.MyProfile().Id).Id) This will return all the subordinates of your Manager.
Your PowerApps videos are great. Also really liked the pulling-out-your-hair joke. It looks like you have stopped making videos which is a bit of a shame =(
Can you help me with,upload pic to gallery and then send to share point,as of now am able to send only 1picture, one by one and able to view only the latest pic in powerapp
how we can encrypt password. i want to call API to authenticate which takes username and password but i want to pass encrypted password. How we can do?
How do you get the email from a GUID since the Offcice365User.UserProfileV2 doesn't accept GUID as a parameter. All I have stored is the GUID and it gives an error if you pass GUID into this even if it does return the email. It appears functionality that works, but give you an error that it's not supported. This is the function that works, but gives you an error: Office365Users.UserProfileV2(ThisItem.UserGUID).displayName However, I can't find a way to get the email address from the GUID that was stored when the record was created. Thanks!
Thank you for this video! I couldn't figure out a solution to this problem and this worked fantastically. You are a lifesaver
Nice video! I have a query, if I have a combobox where l search in Office users for the name and I have other textinputs that depending on the user I choose, automatically fill these fields such as position, department, etc. However, I have a problem, it only returns the data of the first 100 users even if I use the top function since I handle about 650 users. How could you make it show the information of all users and not just the top 100? Thanks!
Thank you for highlighting this property and taking the time to share it with us. It was very useful in understanding why we were having issues identifying users correctly using their email addresses.
Only a pleasure Sudesh, glad that it could help you. Hope to see you soon.
Excellent video...Using the Office365Users function is much more versatile than Users() and the video offers clear instructions for creating variable with objects! Well done and many thanks!
Cheers Dave you are a life saver, A brilliant well paced clear tutorial. Thank You.
You are very welcome Neil!
I am struggling with the "work phone" number that appears on the Outlook365 contact cards. Do you know how I can get that please? Not the mobile number, but the work phone ie: desk phone
Thanks for this Dave, please can we have videos on how to set up or define variables in PowerApps.
Thank you for the feedback Olabode, will add this topic on the list to be made soon ;)
Thanks Dave. Just what i needed!
Hi Dave, Please help me out. I am building a power App in Microsoft Teams for teams meeting. Please let me know how the power app could read the current meeting name/title.
Thanks Dave...just had this issue today with a user that had a hyphen in their email but not in UPN...caused lots of issues.
Pleasure, glad this could help. Have a fantastic day!
Tks a lot, its possible to get my the chief of my chief ? How to do that ?
Awesome video, I learned a few new tricks!
Thank you so much for the feedback Morten, glad you found it useful
Dave!! If I can put up a thousand thumbs up I will buddy..
I will also like to mention to all your viewers. You can also add one more step to check for the DirectReports of your Manager by adding this set to your variable:
myMgrDirectReports: Office365Users.DirectReports(Office365Users.Manager(Office365Users.MyProfile().Id).Id)
This will return all the subordinates of your Manager.
Thank you so much from Intern (TH)
Your PowerApps videos are great. Also really liked the pulling-out-your-hair joke.
It looks like you have stopped making videos which is a bit of a shame =(
Can you help me with,upload pic to gallery and then send to share point,as of now am able to send only 1picture, one by one and able to view only the latest pic in powerapp
Perfect and very clear video !!
Thank you very much for the feedback kind sir, glad you found it useful!
how we can encrypt password. i want to call API to authenticate which takes username and password but i want to pass encrypted password. How we can do?
Good video - Thanks
Thank you @FHP 9st, glad you found it useful ;)
Very useful thanks
How do you get the email from a GUID since the Offcice365User.UserProfileV2 doesn't accept GUID as a parameter. All I have stored is the GUID and it gives an error if you pass GUID into this even if it does return the email. It appears functionality that works, but give you an error that it's not supported.
This is the function that works, but gives you an error:
Office365Users.UserProfileV2(ThisItem.UserGUID).displayName
However, I can't find a way to get the email address from the GUID that was stored when the record was created.
Thanks!