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Bonjour

J'ai une MS Lists avec comme colonne : Nom de l'action / Date de début / Date de fin souhaitée / Date de fin révisée / Statut

J'ai un planner dans Teams qui traite les actions : comment renseigner les champs Lists : Date de fin révisée et Statut avec les informations de la tâche planner lorsque je la termine ?

Je clique sur Terminée l'action dans Planner et dans ma Lists la Date de fin révisée = date lors du clic sur "Terminées" et le Statut indique "Terminée".

J'ai essayé avec les modèles Power Automate proposé mais cela ne fonctionne pas.

Merci

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Michael E. Gernaey 53,433 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Veuillez ne pas poster à plusieurs endroits

Mettre à jour le champ Progression tâche Planner avec Power Automate depuis Lists

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Bonjour

Veuillez m'excuser mais ce n'est pas la même question...

Dans un sens de Planner vers MS Lists : lorsqu'une tâche est terminée : remonter dans MS LIsts via Power Automate le statut de la tache Terminée et sa date de cloture

et dans l'autre sens de MS Lists vers Planner : en fonction d'un champ Statut de MS Lists afficher la bonne information dans le champ Progression de la tache de planner

Je vous remercie pour votre aide.

J'ai voulu faire 2 posts différents pour mes 2 questions.

Bien à vous

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Michael E. Gernaey 53,433 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hello @LM-26021117-0

Apologies, but the other question is simply a part of this based question on demand.

Scenario 1: Update the status of the scheduler based on thestatus in the SharePoint

1 list. Create an automated flow based on when an item is created or amended
2. Use GetChanges
3. Add a condition and have them check if the field ( SharePoint) has changed. To do this, you need to look at the field that is returned in GetChanges. Trust me, you can't miss the dynamic properties, it's impossible.
GetChanges returns booleans for each field so you can check if this specific field has changed.

Checking Status
---Check if the Status column has changed

4. In the Yes section, it means that your status field has changed
Use the link I have for you below to update Update status in the scheduler via Power Automate

Scenario 2: Put update the MS list with the status of the Scheduler when the task is completed.

1. Create an automated flow Using the Scheduler trigger The task is marked as complete

2. When you do this, you will get the details of the task.

3. You can use Get Task Details to get more information (action)

4. Once you have the details of the task, you can add a Update Item to update the SharePoint item.

However, again, some information is missing and you may have already of his Information 1. Is the initial phase of the data created in Planner or SharePoint? 2. How will you track between SharePoint and Planner? Will you store the task ID in SharePoint, so that you know for sure which task to update, as well as the SharePoint update task. I suggest you store the task ID so that you can match the two parts. But that's how you would do it.

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