Office365.CalendarPostItem

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Hello,

i tried to create an calendar entry out of powerapps, but the following error appears: Status 400: ID has wrong format.

Here the code i use:

Office365.CalendarPostItem(UserCalendar.Selected.DisplayName;Text(EndTimeDate.SelectedDate;DateTimeFormat.ShortDate);Text(StartTimeDate.SelectedDate;DateTimeFormat.ShortDate);Subject.Text)

Hope you can help.

Brgds,

Jens

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RezaDorrani 12,145 on at

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Hi @JJ90

check and see if "UserCalendar.Selected.DisplayName" is giving a valid Calendar Name

add a label and add text as UserCalendar.Selected.DisplayName to check

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Reza Dorrani

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JJ90 8 on at

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Yes the name is displayed in label, but nothing happens.
Is there anything wrong with the date and time?
@RezaDorrani wrote:
Hi @JJ90

check and see if "UserCalendar.Selected.DisplayName" is giving a valid Calendar Name

add a label and add text as UserCalendar.Selected.DisplayName to check

Regards,
Reza Dorrani

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RezaDorrani 12,145 on at

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Hi @JJ90

what name is displayed in UserCalendar.Selected.DisplayName
Can you try hardcoding "Calendar" just to test first

Office365.CalendarPostItem("Calendar";Text(EndTimeDate.SelectedDate;DateTimeFormat.ShortDate);Text(StartTimeDate.SelectedDate;DateTimeFormat.ShortDate);Subject.Text)
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Hi Reza,

this worked :).
It looks like there is a translation error of displayname, cause my settings are german and if I enter "Kalender" it doesn't work, but when i user "Calendar" it works. The funny thing is that when I use office365.CalendarGetTables() it returns the german names. Is there a solutio to translate the value? Cause I want to select the calendar from a dropdown. For now it is ok cause I just have 1 calendar.

Brgds,
Jens
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Hi @JJ90

Glad it worked !!!

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Reza Dorrani

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Hello,
Wondering if you are able to help me. I'm trying to use the CalendarPostItemV4 method.
When i hard code in the dates, it works. However, when i try to use the dates the user has selected (the user is required to input 2 dates using a date picker) it doesnt seem to work. I cant seem to figure out why, the calendar ID is for sure correct, as it works when i hard code in the dates. Here is the code i am using.

Set(_leaveStartString, Text(DateValue(LeaveEndDatePicker), "yyyy/mm/dd"));
Set(_leaveEndString, Text(DateValue(LeaveStartDatePicker), "yyyy/mm/dd"));

Office365Outlook.V4CalendarPostItem(
varUserCalendarId,
"Calendar subject text",
_leaveStartString,
_leaveEndString,
"UTC"
);

And this is the error i get: error 400, at least one property failed