Either my Assumption #2 is wrong, or Outputs from Compose_2 is not correct.

If you have multiple folders, make sure you select the default Tasks folder. The default folder is usually under My Tasks, displayed as Tasks. This folder cannot be renamed or deleted. When I initiate Flow2, if fails due to a syntax error at Get Task. The default Tasks folder in Outlook is created in each Outlook profile. Creating and managing tasks in Outlook can sometimes be a task of its own and there isn’t really a way to manage your Tasks when using a smartphone or tablet. If my first assumption is accurate, then this update is not needed but the result would be the same.Īssumption #2: The OutlookMessageId can be used to find the associated Outlook Task created when the Outlook email was flagged prior to triggering Flow1. The Task module of Outlook isn’t one of the prettiest or most modern parts of Outlook and probably also one of the lesser used modules by most. *Note: I updated your second split() to use 'OutlookMessageId='. Note down all important actions, assign owners and set due dates so that everyone knows what to do when. I have an Office 365 Business Premium subscription and would like to completely switch to the Microsoft package, I use the calendar and task list intensively, but I cant decide which application to leave for longer Todoist, apple calendar or outlook. Collaborate on a common meeting agenda, set clear expectations and share relevant documents before a meeting starts. I mean the way of adding and displaying tasks similar to the Google calendar.

Therefore, in the first flow, I moved the Outlook message Id in the Planner task Description to the end (see screenshot): Tasks in a Box frames the discussion, ensures things get done, and makes decisions clear. My first assumption in viewing your split() code: I assume the code will split Planner task Description field using 'MessageId=' as a delimiter. I was unable to get the Outlook Task and I tried several things to update both my first Flow and your instructions. Thank you so much for your detailed response and kind words! I don't fully understand your two split() commands, but I attempted to use them as you instructed.

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