PowerApps Profile Pic IF statement

[PerfPC]

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. (Picture= column for my picture)

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 many methods, scouring and searching and can't seem to get this to work, got to be really simple yet i think I've blinded myself with the attempts.

Any support on this would be great and appreciated.

Thanks

Cecil

[#2 · Accepted solution]

@PerfPC 

Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata().HasPhoto

will return true or false. You can use this in an If condition:

If(
Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(Gallery1.Selected.Mail).HasPhoto,
Office365Users.UserPhoto(Gallery1.Selected.Mail),
'robot-face'
)

To use the sample image use:

If(
    Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(Gallery1.Selected.Mail).HasPhoto,
    Office365Users.UserPhoto(Gallery1.Selected.Mail),
    SampleImage
)

Hope this helps.

Ellis

[#3]

@ekarim
Perfect, thank you so much, seeing what you have in the code I certainly did blind myself.
Really appreciate your input.

Many Thanks
Cecil

[#4]

@ekarim

Just noticed when running the App I get the error in the attached image.

The exact code I used was derived from your information below, the image of the user and the default image shows fine but with the error. Any ideas what this could be or a possible fix.

If(
    Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(ThisItem.Picture.Email).HasPhoto,
    Office365Users.UserPhoto(ThisItem.Picture.Email),
    'My-Default-Image'
)

Many Thanks

Cecil

[#5]

@PerfPC 

Try the following:

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 this is of benefit to your app:

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Building-Power-Apps/UserPhotoMetaData-UserID-Error/m-p/295317#M8...

However,  I do see a warning when I am editing the code, although the photos are being shown correctly:

See the following post Office365Users Connector – Get rid of this warning!

https://thepoweraddict.com/office365users-connector-get-rid-of-this-warning/

Ellis

[#6]

Thanks appreciate your input, I'll work through what you have suggested above.