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Is there a way to use standard connectors to query all employees for birthdays? I then want to put them into a SharePoint list to be displayed on the current date.

 

I saw something about using MS Graph, but I think that will require a premium connector, right?

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  • poweractivate Profile Picture
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    @send2mark 

     

    I believe Office 365 Connector for Power Automate might actually not be Premium, so you may be able to use without access to Premium connectors.

     

    You can try using Office 365 Actions from Flow such as Search for Users and  Get User Profile Action from a Flow and see if it works for you.

     

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    Get user profile (V2)

    Retrieves the profile of a specific user. Learn more about available fields to select: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/docs/api-reference/v1.0/resources/user#properties

    Parameters

    Name Key Required Type Description
    User (UPN)
    id True string

    User principal name or email id

    Select fields
    $select   string

    Comma separated list of fields to select. Example: surname, department, jobTitle

     

     

    Then you can just query the birthday field by selecting from Dynamic content, Birthday under "Select fields".

    From Available fields:

     

     

    birthday

     

     

     

    DateTimeOffset

    The birthday of the user. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z.

    Returned only on $select.

     

     

    Presuming all of the above works, you can potentially use Search Users, then use Apply to Each, then inside Apply to Each, use Get User Profile. Then you can also place this information (birthday) in the SharePoint list from either inside Apply to Each, (or outside Apply to Each after appending to an Array or String variable initialized at the top of the Flow), depending on scenario.

     

  • New-AzGuru Profile Picture
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    Hey, I know this is an older post, but can you provide a code snippet of exactly how the expression should be to pull the birthday (or any other value that's returned only on $select) ?

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