Mar 19 2023 02:45 PM
Hey there,
I've created a Sharepoint list for conferences in my company's field where individuals can go into the list and "sign themselves up" for a conference in a particular column of that conference's row in the list. I'd like to automatically send them an email in advance of the conference to remind them they signed up - is this possible? The date of the conference is also in the conference's row of the list. I believe Power Automate probably has some way to do this but can't figure it out quite yet.
TLDR: Trying to send an email to people who signed up for a conference ahead of the conference's start date - the data for those who signed up and the start date of the conference are in the same row in a list.
Mar 20 2023 12:38 AM
@revolutionenergy Follow below tutorial, it should help you: Event Reminder Flow
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Mar 20 2023 06:14 AM
@ganeshsanap Hi,
Unfortunately this does not solve my issue of needing to send an email to people who specifically signed up for the conference in the list. Is there a way to do that?
Mar 20 2023 06:21 AM
@revolutionenergy Above article is just for reference to get started with. It will not have exact similar requirements like your use case.
You can use similar scheduled flow which will trigger at specified time. You can compare date column values to see it date is approaching and collect email addresses of users from same list item/row to send email notification.
If you are using multiple selection person column for storing user name who signed up for event/training, it will be easier to collect their email addresses to send email notification.
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Mar 20 2023 06:27 AM
Mar 20 2023 06:29 AM
@revolutionenergy Which column type you have used for storing user names?
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Mar 20 2023 06:30 AM
Mar 20 2023 08:28 AM
@revolutionenergy Check below links to capture email addresses from person or group column:
Hope it helps!
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