Using Microsoft Forms and Power Automate to Send an Email with Form Information to a Supervisor

In this video, we demonstrate how to create a request form in Microsoft Forms, use that to trigger a Power Automate flow, grab the supervisor’s email from the Form, and send an email to the supervisor with the rest of the form information. The idea is that the supervisor would then forward the email along with a justification to the Help Desk.

[@Ajay-me2mo]

Excellent Job sir, really very detailed video and very helpful.. Thanks a lot.

[@jeffrhodes]

Thanks for the kind words and for checking out the video!

[@AI_CloudSurfer]

Excellent Content Jeff Thank you for This information!

[@jeffrhodes]

Glad it was helpful!

[@christaylor4360]

Hello Jeff, I am new to PowerAutomate and am trying to educate myself. When I try to follow this tutorial, and attempt to get response details the system automatically adds in an 'apply to each' action and will only allow me to add a 'List of response notifications Response Id' not a plain 'Response Id' like you showed in your video.
I've been trying to find solutions to the problem, and though others seem to have encountered it, I haven't been able to find a solution that works on my system. Any help you have, or resources you could recommend would be greatly appreciated!

[@jeffrhodes]

Thanks for the note. Power Automate typically puts in an 'apply to each' loop if it thinks the result of the previous step could have more than one value. I would try just moving the 'Send an email' option outside the 'apply to each' loop if possible. If not, keeping it there shouldn't cause a problem if you indeed only have one value. Hope that helps a bit.