Domain filter flow

[alie4hunt]

I actually built a form for internal and external users to make requests. The basic flow can process without any issues, but at the condition stage, I set it up so that if the usermail contains a specific domain, it should run the True condition to check the user profile and get their manager's name. Otherwise, it should run another list to trigger the department manager for approval. However, when the condition is added, neither condition works; it doesn't trigger either manager. Moreover, regardless of whether the email contains the domain or not, it always runs the false condition.

With and without domain, the result are the same

[v-yueyun-msft]

Hi , @alie4hunt 

According to your screenshot , you use the "*@contacthing.com" in the condition action.

Power Automate conditional judgment doesn't support regular expressions [It's just a simple textual comparison] if you're trying to determine whether or not to include a domain name. You can enter it directly use below string instead of the "*@contacthing.com":
@contacthing.com

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Yueyun Zhang

[alie4hunt]

Hi @v-yueyun-msft this is the error message when I'm trying to change to @contacthings.com removing the '*'

[v-yueyun-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi , @alie4hunt 

Thanks for your response! The “@” is a special Text. You can try to use the expression here:

string('@contacthing.com')

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Yueyun Zhang

[alie4hunt]

Thanks @v-yueyun-msft , it actually works on what you're mentioning, really appreciate!!!

An off-topic question, i have set an Send an email (v2), but I'm wondering why the respond that sending out to the user all is from my email?

[v-yueyun-msft]

Hi ,  

This is because the sender of the "Send an email" action is determined by the action's Connection.

If you want to send the email from another email , you need to put the email in the "From" property.

And for this , you need to add the permission for this email "Send as" or "Send on behalf" permission for yours in admin center. And also you can create a shared mail box to send the email.

For more information, you can refer to :
Assign "Send As" or "Send on Behalf" permissions for mail-enabled public folders in Exchange Online ...

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Best Regards,

Yueyun Zhang