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RyanStanford1
7 years agoQrew Captain
I've been able to do something similar by having the Notification set to Open, which lets me put in email addresses, QB user or not. You could then use a formula field to add these email addresses into a list, and that field can be added to the notification.
Below is the code to get the email of a QuickBase User:
If(ToText([QB User]) <>"", UserToEmail([QB User]),"")
Below is the code to get the email of a QuickBase User:
If(ToText([QB User]) <>"", UserToEmail([QB User]),"")
QuickBaseCoachD
7 years agoQrew Captain
re: use a formula field to add these email addresses into a list
_In my experience, there is not a way to concatenate emails addresses together in a formula field in any format such as comma or semi colon delimited and get them to work in the email who box. They have to be listed as individual fields.
_In my experience, there is not a way to concatenate emails addresses together in a formula field in any format such as comma or semi colon delimited and get them to work in the email who box. They have to be listed as individual fields.