Hi Maria Czapkowska,

I think you are misunderstanding how to transmit data. For mail, it is mostly transmitted as HTML body. In this case, if you want to break the line, you can try replacing "/n" with "<br>".

I appreciate that you're trying to help, but you are wrong. Microsoft Exchange Online app doesn't understand html and adding a break line caused an error, I tried it before posting the question.

Hi Maria Czapkowska,

I think you are misunderstanding how to transmit data. For mail, it is mostly transmitted as HTML body. In this case, if you want to break the line, you can try replacing "/n" with "<br>".

The Exchange Online app does send HTML.   What is the error you see when you use <br> ?

        # Create the message in the required json format        message_json = {"message": {"subject": subject,                                    "body": {"contentType": "HTML", "content": body},                                    "toRecipients": recipient_list},                        "saveToSentItems": "true"}

I appreciate that you're trying to help, but you are wrong. Microsoft Exchange Online app doesn't understand html and adding a break line caused an error, I tried it before posting the question.

Hi Maria Czapkowska,

I think you are misunderstanding how to transmit data. For mail, it is mostly transmitted as HTML body. In this case, if you want to break the line, you can try replacing "/n" with "<br>".

The playbook crashed when trying to run it because of unknown character <br> 

Ar you sure we're talking about the same app? Here's the one I'm using it doesn't have a field "message_json" and I don't see anything about it in the documentation. 

The Exchange Online app does send HTML.   What is the error you see when you use <br> ?

        # Create the message in the required json format        message_json = {"message": {"subject": subject,                                    "body": {"contentType": "HTML", "content": body},                                    "toRecipients": recipient_list},                        "saveToSentItems": "true"}

I appreciate that you're trying to help, but you are wrong. Microsoft Exchange Online app doesn't understand html and adding a break line caused an error, I tried it before posting the question.

Hi Maria Czapkowska,

I think you are misunderstanding how to transmit data. For mail, it is mostly transmitted as HTML body. In this case, if you want to break the line, you can try replacing "/n" with "<br>".

The playbook crashed when trying to run it because of unknown character <br> 

Ar you sure we're talking about the same app? Here's the one I'm using it doesn't have a field "message_json" and I don't see anything about it in the documentation. 

The Exchange Online app does send HTML.   What is the error you see when you use <br> ?

        # Create the message in the required json format        message_json = {"message": {"subject": subject,                                    "body": {"contentType": "HTML", "content": body},                                    "toRecipients": recipient_list},                        "saveToSentItems": "true"}

I appreciate that you're trying to help, but you are wrong. Microsoft Exchange Online app doesn't understand html and adding a break line caused an error, I tried it before posting the question.

Hi Maria Czapkowska,

I think you are misunderstanding how to transmit data. For mail, it is mostly transmitted as HTML body. In this case, if you want to break the line, you can try replacing "/n" with "<br>".