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Sharepoint list to planner task incorporating o365

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Hello there! 

I am trying to create a flow to where an item in sharepoint list is created and once I assign it to someone in my office365 group, I'd like it to create a task in planner assigned to that person. Then once the task is marked as completed in planner it will change the status on the item in sharepoint to completed. I've seen flow solutions for planner and sharpening but none that included o365 group and flow back into sharepoint

Any help is greatly appreciated! 

 

 

 

 

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  • MarvinBangert Profile Picture
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    Hey @AlyssaM 

    In your SharePoint list you should have a person field to assign the item to someone. You need two flows to achieve this, the first flow triggers when an item is created or modified and creates a Planner Task using the action "Create a task". For the trigger in the "when an item is created or modified" you should consider using a trigger condition, you can find more information here: Power Automate Trigger Conditions made EASY - Power Platform Community (microsoft.com)

     

    The second flow will have a Trigger from Planner "when a task is completed". To find the correct item in your SharePoint list in your first flow you should consider to use an update sharepoint item in the end of your flow, to save the ID of your created Planner task back to SharePoint, so you can easily find it when trying to update the status from the second flow. In the second flow first you need an "SharePoint - get items" action with a filter on your PlannerID Column (from SharePoint) to get the items from SharePoint (Otherwise you can also filter for title, person etc. but this can be pretty difficult, if you don't have unique information).

    After getting your item, you can use the "SharePoint - update item" action to update your SharePoint item to "completed".

     

    Hope this helps you!

    Best regards
    Marvin

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