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Hi Guys

 

I am creating a PowerApps which looks into my calendar and each time an event is created/updated/deleted it replicates what happens to those events into another Calendar ( a Team calendar). e.g i receive a new invite, it creates a calendar entry into the team calendar with:

- Subject: Audrey not available

- body: uniqueID of the original invite from my calendar.

 

Once an event is created, it works fine and i can find that uniqueID in the body of the invite created in the team calendar.

 

Then to update or delete, i want to get the event from the team calendar which has that ID and then update or delete that event that is found. However, i have a syntax error on the Get events output and i don't understand what is happening. 

 

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details of the error:

 

Invalid filter clause: Syntax error at position 152 in 'AAMkAGZmMGVhYTlkLTRkMTUtNGNmYi05NTRlLTBjMmVmNjFkMTYwOQBGAAAAAAAXD6AqmR8DQ44GgQJJT4tsBwAQJeJqw3k9QIxgLv8q1BO7AAAAAAENAAAQJeJqw3k9QIxgLv8q1BO7AABmELTEAAA='.

 

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i tried single quote, that is not the issue. 

any idea? 

 

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    9 on at

    I found the issue. 

    Apparently that is possible to achieve this with Get Event. 

    I created a filter array after the Get Events and it worked perfectly. 

    Would be good to have more insights on what are available functionalities for each connector

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