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Hi,

Information(from a subgrid) is getting deleted from the Appointments record when converting it to a recurrence form; data propagation doesn't work on subgrid-  If this is achievable from a workflow, I need help with the workflow.

 

If ever i want to extend a recurrence series and try to edit series, it updates the existing,old records are all gone and a new set of series is created. Is this the default behavior? What can be the work around?

 

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  • Drew Poggemann Profile Picture
    9,287 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Hi @Teresa24486 ,

     

    Recurring appointments behave a bit different in Dynamics 365 / Power Apps.  Overall this functionality has not really changed in years that I know of (probably same since 2011).  A good article explaining here:  https://cloudblogs.microsoft.com/dynamics365/no-audience/2011/04/25/demystifying-recurring-appointment-update-recurrence-logic-how-history-of-past-instances-is-saved-in-crm/ I know this is old but the examples are really good.

     

    I just tested this logic in my current demo tenant and it behaved as I expected.

     

    1.   Created a repeating appointment for Mondays starting in the past (January) and it created the following:

    Screen Shot 2021-02-02 at 8.37.40 PM.png  

    I then chose to change the recurrence and you see the message that is displayed on appointments in the past.

    Screen Shot 2021-02-02 at 8.38.41 PM.png

    I revised to put the appointments on Saturdays and it did not change the ones in the past (you will see a Saturday and a Monday) and in the future ones it changed to map to the Saturdays:

    Screen Shot 2021-02-02 at 8.41.08 PM.png

     

    Hope this helps to understand the logic around the recurring appointments.  Let me know if this does not answer your question.

     

    Thanks much!

     

    Drew

     

     

  • Teresa24486 Profile Picture
    613 on at

    hi @dpoggemann ,

    Sorry for the delayed response.

     

    I tried again and this is what I see:

    Teresa24486_1-1612687885811.png

     

    Teresa24486_0-1612687785274.png

     

    I did update the recurrence to the following:

    Teresa24486_2-1612687981244.png

     

    As you can see, the series gets updated to the new settings and deleted the existing, even if the previous series had a completed task, it deleted them all.:

    Teresa24486_3-1612688105931.png

    Can I not have the completed ones retained?

     

     

  • Drew Poggemann Profile Picture
    9,287 Most Valuable Professional on at

    HI @Teresa24486 ,

    If you modify the recurrence for future appointments to end after say 5 vs 10 and if you have completed the 9th and 10th already, they do get removed.  If they are appointments in the past they are retained.  I wish Microsoft wouldn't do this since they are already "completed" but yes, they are removed.

     

    Thanks much,

     

    Drew

  • Teresa24486 Profile Picture
    613 on at

    ok, noted.

    Would you be able to assist with the first part of my question?

     

    Information(from a subgrid) is getting deleted from the Appointments record when converting it to a recurrence form; data propagation doesn't work on subgrid-  If this is achievable from a workflow, I need help with the workflow.

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