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Is there an Planner action available to move a task card from one plan to another (in the same group)?

I was previously using the Get actions to get details of my source card, then creating a new card in the destination plan. The issue is that i lose all comment history and checklist items.

Apologies if this is the wrong place to post, when I follow the UserVoice link to vote for new connectors and triggers, under "Choose an action," it takes me to an 'Access Denied' page

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v-alzhan-msft Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @JWhiteFEI ,

Sorry for there is no any way to move a task in planner in microsoft flow currently.

You could take a try to create a new task the same as the special one as screenshot below:

Best Regards,

Alice

Community Support Team _ Alice Zhang
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efialttes 14,756 on at

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@JWhiteFEI

Right place to post! Even though the action your are looking for, here you will find list of actions currently available on Planner Connector, I think it can help you for future references:

https://docs.microsoft.com/es-es/connectors/planner/

Please also note you can vote for this idea to access all the funcionalities currently available via Planner API that are not yet supported as Actions in PA Flow Planner Connector:

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Power-Automate-Ideas/quot-Send-an-HTTP-Request-via-Planner-quot-action-block/idi-p/307529

Welcome aboard. Happy Flowing!
JWhiteFEI 76 on at

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@v-alzhan-msft Thank you for the detailed response. That is how I am currently "moving/copying" task cards. It works quite well, but as I stated above, this method does not copy comments or checklist items to the new task.

Thanks!
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JWhiteFEI 76 on at

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@efialttes Thank you so much for the reference docs, I will review them to better understand the available Planner Actions.

I was looking for the forum to make feature requests, so thank for that link as well. I have posted my request, just in case you want to vote for it lol.

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Power-Automate-Ideas/Move-task-card-from-one-plan-to-another/idi-p/463136#M19687
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Voted!