Okay so Noone like the code. I did until I could not get an employee hire date. Not in power apps and no in power automate without a premium package.
Manual export is the answer. It will be manual for an export monthly and automated to populate data based on requested content ànd dates.
Code: Office365Users.SearchUserV2(
{
searchTerm: txtSearch.,
top: 50,
isSearchTermRequired: false
}
).value [The problem search for users V2 > apply to each w/ get user profile v2 with a condition which lead me to a hireDate of 01/01/0001 08:00:00] Hince no real date
I spent hours #debugging and now I need to implement a #solution. Have you ever had to debug something that took days and days to try to debug and solution with no resolve? This is ME RIGHT NOW, ARRRGGGHHH!!!!
JSon Tip: Streamline #payloads by keeping structures shallow and using short keys, and handle complex #data transformations using the reviver function in JSON.parse.