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Microsoft forms - How can I add multiple recipients to get notifications once a form is completed?
Rob_Elliott Hi Rob, you're potentially saving my bacon with this workflow! I've set it up, tested it, and it says it's working, but the emails I'm receiving aren't containing all of the data I expected. All it's saying is "you have a new response" but not pulling through the search query data. Screenshot below... any ideas? I removed my email address in the To: just for data purposes 🙂
Thanks!
GeorgieGT2425 you are using the wrong email action, you should be using Send an email (v2).
Rob
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- evanstroumAug 28, 2023Copper ContributorRob_Elliott Next thing I am trying to pull off is how to send an email when a section of a form is completed so the email recipient can complete their section and then email another recipient when section 2 is complete so the final submitter can complete section 3. I don't see any options in Automate to send an email after a section and only once the form is complete. Is this possible?
- Rob_ElliottNov 16, 2023Bronze Contributor
evanstroum apologies I've only just seen your post. No, this isn't possible.
Rob
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Principal Consultant, SharePoint and Power Platform WSP UK (and classic 1967 Morris Traveller driver) - MaxRivAug 31, 2023Copper Contributor
Rob_Elliott Is there anyway to get additional recipients to access an uploaded image from the form? I've configure Power Automate to forward the email but when they click on the link, they get the following screenshot. I imagine it's because they don't have access to the image location, but not sure where they can see that. I do have them listed as a collaborator. Your help is appreciated.
- Rob_ElliottNov 16, 2023Bronze Contributor
MaxRiv apologies, I've only just seen the post. You'll see from the url that the image is saved int your personal OneDrive. Make the form a group form then save the image into the SharePoint site behind the group in your flow.
Rob
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Microsoft Power Automate Community Super User.
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