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Email different in app compared to SharePoint people picker

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Posted on 23 Apr 2025 13:45:59 by rpersad 726
When I checked the app the people picker variable shows the email with capitalized letters, however, when I check the people picker in SharePoint the email is shown in all common letters.
 
The Office365Users.MyProfileV2() also returns the email in all common letters. 
 
Therefore when making the comparison Office365Users.MyProfileV2() = User.Email it return false.
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    Pstork1 66,013 Most Valuable Professional on 25 Apr 2025 at 16:13:25
    Email different in app compared to SharePoint people picker
    I suspect user().Email may be pulling from Entra ID instead of the profile.  Check to see if that is where its being capatalized.

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    rpersad 726 on 23 Apr 2025 at 16:38:31
    Email different in app compared to SharePoint people picker
    Checked on the Microsoft Admin Center and confirmed that the email is in all common letters
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    rpersad 726 on 23 Apr 2025 at 14:38:22
    Email different in app compared to SharePoint people picker
    Hi Pstork1 ,
     
    I understand I can use the Lower() function to fix the issue but I would like to find out the cause for the issue given not all users experience this issue.
     
     
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    Pstork1 66,013 Most Valuable Professional on 23 Apr 2025 at 14:03:22
    Email different in app compared to SharePoint people picker
    Use the Upper() or Lower() function on both sides of the condition to get it to evaluate in a case insensitive fashion
     
    lower(Office365Users.MyProfileV2()) = lower(User.Email)

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