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Hello everyone,

I have tried "Office365Groups" connector to see groups i belong to and i have counted these groups.

After that i have checked this site:
groups-i-belong-to

And there i have found 69 groups i belong to instead as "office365groups" connector outputs.

I think i understand that on that site i can see all groups not just office365 groups. But in my use case i need to filter not office365groups but security groups instead and PowerApps connector for Office365Groups wont let me use this command to see all groups i m in:

Is there some work around because i m sure i can see trough "Office365Groups" also security groups and filter it based on their parameters but i need to filter only these i m part of not all like "https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/groups" do.

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the api request using other segments than /groups was possible with the Send HTTP Request V1 function but this was deprecated and now it's only possible to use /groups segment with the V2 function, pls check documentation for your reference https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/office365groups/#send-an-http-request-v2

to use the graph api you'll have to add the HTTP with Microsoft Entra ID connector, which offers you the flexibility you want. However that connector is a premium one, which requires a premium license.

give it a try with the Office365Users connector, there you have the ListOwnedGroups function which returns all groups you belong to and doesn't require premium license

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Hello thanks for your reply, i have tried what you suggested with office365users connector but i could not find ListOwnedGroups function there.

I dont see it even in documentation:
connectors/office365users/

Maybe i misunderstood something but either way i have tried Send HTTP Request V1 function from office365groups connector today and it works so i m thinking just about using it since it works. Any suggestions why i should not do that?

I could only find this about V1 function but why its not recommended to be used i dont know since it seems like better and more advanced version of V2.

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sorry my bad it is still the Office365Groups.ListOwnedGroups

the other thing with the V1 version of the http request:
pls check here for your reference Important changes (deprecations) coming in Power Apps and Power Automate - Power Platform | Microsoft Learn
in a future release, deprecated features will be removed and will break your solution
might be it works for a while however since it's marked as deprecated it is going to disappear as feature

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So in the end they just want us force to use premium connectors :/.
It is shame since they developed free working solution.

Thank you for you guidance @scalca .

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the Office365Groups.ListOwnedGroupsV2().value returns all groups the logged in user is part of
give it a try
there is no need for premium license

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I have already tried that and that function only shows office365 groups not security groups

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