Office365Users.UserPhoto(ThisItem.Picture.Email) This works perfectly fine apart from any users who don't have a profile picture set, I'd like to set an IF statement to display a specific picture i.e. SampleImage if the user doesn't have a picture. I've checked ...
First, we need to validate if we have the correct Regarding element for access. To get the Regarding field element you can quickly check in the dev tool as below And then use the belowifstatement to validate the existence of the element. if(win.HasElement(By.XPath(“.//input[@aria-labe...
Using Patch: If your Source and Destination have the same column names, you can use a simple Patch statement.ChecklistItemsSourceand theCheckedItemscollections, have the same column names. Hence you can use the below formula to update the source at once with all the changes. Patch(ChecklistItems...
No disrespect to Rob intended at all, but Kerem why are you offering to understand his business better but not everyone else’s? Rob’s points largely echo the points made previously on this thread by others which to date, have not been addressed in the same way.Consistency, ...
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All my coworkers have PowerBI Pro, and I have shared the dashboard with the tiles and the report with them, so I don't know what else is left to check. Should I also add them to the workspace? I want them to only be able to read the data, and don't edit anything.How can I...
If(Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(ThisItem.Mail).HasPhoto,Office365Users.UserPhotoV2(ThisItem.Mail),SampleImage) Runtime output example - within a Gallery: Note that ThisItem.UserPrincipalName and ThisItem.Id seem to also work. Please see the following, which provides a different expression...
If(Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(ThisItem.Mail).HasPhoto,Office365Users.UserPhotoV2(ThisItem.Mail),SampleImage) Runtime output example - within a Gallery: Note that ThisItem.UserPrincipalName and ThisItem.Id seem to also work. Please see the following, which provides a ...
If(Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(ThisItem.Mail).HasPhoto,Office365Users.UserPhotoV2(ThisItem.Mail),SampleImage) Runtime output example - within a Gallery: Note that ThisItem.UserPrincipalName and ThisItem.Id seem to also work. Please see the following, which provides a different expression...
PowerApps Profile Pic IF statement Hi All, I've currently got a SP list with a people field showing the users profile picture. In PowerApps I've a gallery to display all my columns including the profile picture with the below code...Show More PowerApps sharepoint Like...