+4I know my email should pop because I can recall it in InfoPath 2013.
When I attempt either of these formulas, I'm returning blank:
userProfileLookup(Current User,"EMail")
userProfileLookup(Current User,"WorkEmail")
I've tried several other variations but my email is not returning. I have not problem returning PreferredName... Please and thank you!
Best answer by Garrett
Hi @kgiles
I place the formula in a Calculated Field. All are working
userProfileLookup(Current User (Email), "WorkEmail") - Working
userProfileLookup(Current User (Email), "UserName") - Working
userProfileLookup(Current User (Email), "PreferredName") - Working
userProfileLookup(Current User (Email), "WorkPhone") - Working
Perhaps you should try to hardcode the "current user" instead of using a variable.
You can get the list of Profile Property from Microsoft - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/office/sharepoint-server-2010/hh147513(v=office.14)
+4No luck 😞 I tried flipping workemail and email as well.
+16Hi @kgiles
I place the formula in a Calculated Field. All are working
userProfileLookup(Current User (Email), "WorkEmail") - Working
userProfileLookup(Current User (Email), "UserName") - Working
userProfileLookup(Current User (Email), "PreferredName") - Working
userProfileLookup(Current User (Email), "WorkPhone") - Working
Perhaps you should try to hardcode the "current user" instead of using a variable.
You can get the list of Profile Property from Microsoft - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/office/sharepoint-server-2010/hh147513(v=office.14)
+4Thank you!
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