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I have a SharePoint calendar that people book themselves onto a course on a specific date at a specific time. I am trying to create a flow that will create an Outlook calendar entry for the user once they have picked their date/time. 

When I use the Create Event (V4) I am not getting the Start Time or End Time in the dynamic content so I cant add the date/time to the flow to create the calendar entry.

I would have expected to see Start Date/Time where my red squiggle is ?? 

 

 

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  • v-alzhan-msft Profile Picture
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    Hi @DeeDor ,

     

    I'm using the SharePoint calendar, please take a try and let me know if your problem could be solved.

     

    Best regards,

    Alice       

     

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  • DeeDor Profile Picture
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    Hi @RobElliott 

    In this instance I need it to be a calendar as it is being used to book courses so they need it to show in a calendar format so people can see what dates/times are available.


    Thanks

    Dee

     

  • DeeDor Profile Picture
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    Hi @v-alzhan-msft Alice

     

    Are you using a SharePoint calendar or a standard list ? I'll try and recreate the calendar to see if that works. 

    Thanks

    Dee

     

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    v-alzhan-msft Profile Picture
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    Hi @DeeDor ,

     

    I have made a test on my side and don't have the issue that you mentioned.

     

    I'm afraid that you just haven't find the Start time and End time dynamic content, please refer to my screenshot below to search for the Start time and End time dynamic content and let me know if you could find them.

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    Best regards,

    Alice       

     

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  • RobElliott Profile Picture
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    I don't use a SharePoint calendar but just a list and you'll see the Start is a Date & Time column with the time displayed. I suspect your problem is because you are using a SharePoint calendar. Just have a list!

    Rob
    Los Gallardos
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  • DeeDor Profile Picture
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    Hi @edgonzales 

     

    Yes I belive they are both set to date & Time. I have used a default SharePoint Calendar. 

     

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    Thanks

    Dee

     

  • DeeDor Profile Picture
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    @RobElliott  Hi Rob, The Sharepoint Calendar has both start date and end date but neither show in the flow dynamic content so I could add the duration field but I still wouldnt have a Start time to add to. 

     

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  • Ed Gonzales Profile Picture
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    @DeeDor 

    Hi there!  Is the field in SharePoint formatted as a date/time?

     

    -Ed-

     

     

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  • RobElliott Profile Picture
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    In the images below is an example I have used on many occasions for staff at my company. The SharePoint list has a a Start column with a date and time for when the event starts. It also has a Duration column for how many minutes the event will last for. So when a new item is created in the list we use some Compose controls to get the duration, turn it into an integer and get the end time using addMinutes(triggerBody()?['Start'],outputs('ComposeOutput'). You then use a Create event action using the Title and Start date/time from the SharePoint dynamic content and the end time from the output of the Compose control.

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    Los Gallardos
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