Request Leave Template Manager Error

[AnnaDewitt]

Hello. I am trying to use Request Leave Template of Microsoft but I get an UserId error in this part of the code:

Set(_defaultApprover;Office365Users.ManagerV2(_myProfile.Id));;

I tried many solutions on this forum, but I couldn't fix my problem. I tried to change the code as requested in these solutions like:

Set(_defaultApprover;Office365Users.ManagerV2(_myProfile.Mail));;

But I got same error. I am trying to solve it almost an hour. Could someone help me please?

[jbrit2020]

Try this

Set(_defaultApprover;Office365Users.ManagerV2(Office365Users.UserProfile(User().Email).Id))

[Anonymous]

Hello @AnnaDewitt,

Can u specify what information do You want to get? I understood that You want to get something from Your profile on O365. Is it email? if it is u can get it from: User().mail

[jbrit2020]

I believe the user is trying to set a variable for the default approver which is the manager of whoever the current user is.

[AnnaDewitt]

I tried it but I got same error. Some people say that if I don't have manager name on Azure, this error occurs. Can it be true?

[AnnaDewitt]

This is template, I didn't write the code. But it tries to find manager infos to find manager email, name, etc. Like below:

Set(_defaultApprover;Office365Users.ManagerV2(_myProfile.Id));;
If(Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(_defaultApprover.Id).HasPhoto; Set(_defaultApproverPhoto; Office365Users.UserPhoto(_defaultApprover.UserPrincipalName))));;

[jbrit2020]

can you share a snapshot of what you currently have in there? where you want to display names etc.

A test you can do to check if you have a manager or not in azure is create a label and put it anywhere in you app and then in text put the following: Office365Users.ManagerV2(Office365Users.UserProfile(User().Email).Id).displayName

If nothing shows up then you don't have a manager in azure or you don't have azure AD at all, which might be the case.

[AnnaDewitt]

I tried to open Azure but I don't think we have Azure account in company.

[jbrit2020 · Accepted solution]

the test I've mentioned before you do it in powerapps, you add a label anywhere and put the code I've added, if it returns your manager's name, than you have azure AD and a manager assigned to you. If you don't, then that's probably where your problem lies.

[AnnaDewitt]

Thank you. I tested your code and I get an error again. It is because Azure then. It is so sad that I spend two hours for nothing 🙄