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Clicking on an email address in a drop down list opens up Outlook
I did come up with a work around, however I'm not sure if this will work for you unless your emails are similar. Our company emails are formatted as such: (firstname.lastname @ company.com) . In the dropdown the options are displayed as firstname.lastname which will become the dynamic content in the flow, (i.e., email). In the To: part of the email I inserted the email dynamic content and right after entered the text @company.com. emsneds
mike4465 I actually started with that workaround in mind, but it didn’t make sense with the way our form was written, and I didn’t think our stakeholders would go for it. (If I didn’t have the email address in the dropdown, the next option was supposed to be the person’s name, which would create more work to implement in Power Automate than my proposed workaround). My colleagues don’t fully understand the capabilities of Power Automate or even MS Forms, so I wanted to find a workaround that would display the full email address without linking it.