How to Validate User Email Address Against Approver Email Address

[EdNash]

Hi Guys,

I have a PowerApps Form which I want to create so that user's can apply for access to a certain app.

In the form I have the Officer Email Address of the User in a User().Email Function and an Authorising Email Address which is free text that the User can enter. I want there to be a check that the User cannot just enter their own email address.

So I was thinking if there was a function that I could add that if these columns match an Error can pop up?

I've tried a few things, however getting an error - not sure if this is because the format of both columns are different?

Thanks in Advance.

[Nogueira1306]

Try this

If( User().Email = TextInput1.Text; DONT SEND EMAIL; Send Email)

TextInput1 is the textinput where users write approval email

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Gonçalo Nogueira

[EdNash]

Hi @Nogueira1306 

I have tried using your above solution and have added in Notify("Declined",NotificationType.Error),SubmitForm (SubmitFormRequest)); instead of Dont/Send Email

I'm still getting an error and the Issue appears to be Incompatible types for comparison

IF(USer().Email = AuthoriserEmail_DataCard1.Text, Notify("Declined",NotificationType.Error),SubmitForm(SubmitRequestForm))

[Nogueira1306]

Show me the error, please

[v-albai-msft]

Hi @EdNash ,

Seems you are using a wrong control name in your formula.

I did a test, set OnChange property of my TextInput control to below, and everything works fine:

If(User().Email=DataCardValue6.Text,Notify("Declined",NotificationType.Error),SubmitForm(Form3))

So on your side, try to set below formula on the OnChange property of your Textinput control(don't use the DataCard name, expand the AuthoriserEmail_DataCard1, and you can find the Textinput control name. The control name should format like DataCardValueX, see my screenshot😞

If(User().Email = DataCardValueX.Text, Notify("Declined",NotificationType.Error),SubmitForm(SubmitRequestForm))

Best regards,

Allen

[EdNash]

Hi Allen,

I think I am almost there, I have a Submit Button so don't think I need a SubmitForm on the end of the formula for this DataCard as this already exists on the Submit Button.