Good day,
I hope you all are well.
We created this Scenario:
We are trying to create an event in 365 Calendar and sending the event to multiple emails.
We set a Variable
And then created an Iterator:
Why is it only picking up one email under “Value”
And then how can we send the “event” to both emails AKA to both bundles:
You’re not sending multiple separate emails. You are creating an event.
The event service (MS Calendar) will be responsible for emailing the attendees.
So just insert all the attendees at the same time into the single event. You shouldn’t need any iterator module for this, but if you do, you’ll need to use an aggregator so that only one event is created.
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— @samliew
Hey @Mareli_Taljard
You need to pass an array of attendees in event module in the format it accepts.
It should be an array of collection having name and email.
Regards,
Msquare Automation - Gold Partner of Make
@Msquare_Automation
Hello @Msquare_Automation
We do not know what format it accepts.
When we add the emails together with “;” or “,” separators it fails.
Hello @samliew
So if I map it directly from my variables, it gives an error:
And when I toggle on the “MAP” it also fails
And when I add the Array Aggregator, it also fails:
Looking around in the community It looks like people who are using the email function and the gmail module can map directly from the Iterator, but for the Microsoft 365 Calendar event module it just does not want to work.
It still greats 3 different events with each email instead of one event with all three emails in that event:
@samliew and @Msquare_Automation
Any suggestions?
