Send message to multiple email addresses from the same field

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Hi all

Very new to Make and got a bit stuck.

I’ve created connections to both Tadabase and Microsoft 365 (Outlook) and have tested it to be working as I receive the email when using my own as the To recipient. However, when trying to use a field in Tadabase that contains multiple addresses as the To recipient, I’m getting error messages and no emails are sending.

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This field in Tadabase populates the email addresses of certain users depending on the other fields in the form. It’s those users I need to be able to receive the emails. I tried to do this natively in Tadabase but encountered the same issue where if multiple addresses were in the field, it was only sending to one of them rather than all of them and thought I could make this work easier with Make but it doesn’t appear so.

If anybody has any advice on how to make this work, it would be much appreciated.

Thank you

Alex

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Welcome to the Make community!

How does this “Assigned To” field’s value look like when there are multiple email addresses?

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