Creating User Profile Power App and working with the logged in User()
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Creating User Profile Power Apps and working with the logged in User()
Wondering how to create those great looking User Profile apps in Microsoft Power Apps everyone is showing you, here is a great guide to the two main functions you need to kick start you on your way to amazing Power Platform Apps.
Learn how to use the User() function to get the logged in user information.
Learn how to get any users entire user profile and profile picture quickly and simply (Office365Users() function).
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I have an app where an HR logged in users can select a different user to view their skills. HR can also capture skills for the selected user but, when updating the selected users added skill to SharePoint, the "Created by" column's details show as the logged in HR users details. Is there a way that this column can show the selected users details?
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Hi Collin, thanks in advance for my question, why i log in sharepoint always show"404 FILE NOT FOUND", thanks.
What if we want to manage user profiles in and excel in onedrive??? How we will validate users thru excel data???
Any data is fine to use as a reference, the USER() function will give you access to the users upn/email so you will just need to lookup that information in a data source somewhere and see what permissions they have or if they would exist :)
How did you get the email to prefill in the Title column?
using the function User().Email you can see the users email address, alternatively you can store it in a variable. Then you just need to assign either to the Default property of the text column :)
UserEmail isn't recognized. How do you fix this?
You need to create the variable in the OnStart ref 00:58.
Hi, as Bjorn-Erik said it sounds like you may have not created the Variable yet or you have mistyped, go back and check your Set(UserEmail, User().EMail)
Thanks, @Bjørn-Erik Åsen beat me to it!