Action: Add members to SharePoint group
Add
members to SharePoint group action allows you to add users or AD groups to the specified
SharePoint group.
Example
of Add members to SharePoint group action configuration on the current site
To
configure the action Add members to SharePoint group additional properties
should be specified:
Configuration
|
Property |
Required |
Type |
Description |
|
Group |
yes |
String |
Specify Name or Id of the SharePoint group |
|
Members to add |
yes |
String |
Users or AD groups emails separated by ',' or ';' |
Availability
|
Modern Forms |
List Actions |
Scheduled/Triggered Actions |
|
- |
- |
✓ |
Output
|
Output Parameter |
Type |
Description |
|
GroupName |
String |
Returns name of SharePoint group |
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