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Calendar start and end dates and event location in auto-generated email

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Greetings!!  I am a neophyte at building Power Automate routines - just started building basic routines today.  I have a routine that runs successfully that generates an email when a Office365 calendar has an event added to it.  I have the event name included in the email.  However, I would like to add to the email the start date and end date of new events, as well as the location.  I found the dynamic content "variable" "value Location Name" which does not return any data to the email.

 

The worse news is that I'm really not familiar with logical expressions.  So, any help with whatever expression will create an email that states the following would be deeply appreciated:

 

The following event has been added to the such-and-such calendar:

Baseball Conference, March 3, 2020 through March 5, 2020, in Denver, CO

 

The values for which I need expressions are in bold italics.

 

Thank you all very much indeed!!

 

VelkySyr

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  • ChristianAbata Profile Picture
    8,953 Most Valuable Professional on at

    hi @VelkySyr  if you want to see the start and end date of event you can try this

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    if you want to format this specific response.

    Baseball Conference, March 3, 2020 through March 5, 2020, in Denver, CO

    Please tell me to help you with functions.

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    v-litu-msft Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @VelkySyr,

     

    There are expressions that take values apart from the email by using the split() function and formatDateTime() function:

     

    1. formatDateTime(split(split(outputs('Compose'),'Conference, ')[1],' through')[0],'yyyy-MM-dd')
    2. formatDateTime(split(split(outputs('Compose'),'through ')[1],', in')[0],'yyyy-MM-dd')
    3. split(outputs('Compose'),'in ')[1]

    Annotation 2020-02-28 114820.png

     

     

    Best Regards,
    Community Support Team _ Lin Tu
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