Hi Jibbs , thanks for this tutorial . One question though, when I create a new plan from a source plan the attachments are linked for some reason. Is there a way to use power automate create a new plan from a source plan with attachments not linked to each other. Hope you can help with a new video on that.
Great question! It all depends on how To-Do stores attachments. If it stores them in SharePoint like Planner does, you could probably create a very similar flow to this one.
I was successful getting emails into planner tasks but cannot get the contents in the description. I know I’m going to need to do attachments as well. I’m not sure why my flow is not working. I’ve tried tried changing my content from HTML font before my condition and after (because my task is based off a specific subject line). Any clue where I’m going wrong? Help!!! Lol
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Thank you
Hi Jibbs , thanks for this tutorial . One question though, when I create a new plan from a source plan the attachments are linked for some reason. Is there a way to use power automate create a new plan from a source plan with attachments not linked to each other. Hope you can help with a new video on that.
Can you do this with a To-Do Task rather than planner?
Great question! It all depends on how To-Do stores attachments. If it stores them in SharePoint like Planner does, you could probably create a very similar flow to this one.
I was successful getting emails into planner tasks but cannot get the contents in the description. I know I’m going to need to do attachments as well. I’m not sure why my flow is not working. I’ve tried tried changing my content from HTML font before my condition and after (because my task is based off a specific subject line). Any clue where I’m going wrong? Help!!! Lol