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Get task parameter from the "When creating a task" trigger in Power Automate
- Oct 11, 2022
VArik966 Not using "When a new task is created" trigger.
However, you can use scheduled flow which will run once daily (as per your requirements) OR manual flow on button click. This flow will:
- List tasks from specific plan - this will return AppliedCategories (Pink, Red, Yellow, etc.)
- Then you can use "Condition" action to check the category
- If it is pink, you can create a new task
Check documentation link in above response for all available actions using Planner connector.
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VArik966 As you are creating a task first and then assigning flag to it, you cannot get the flag details while using "When creating a task" trigger.
Unfortunately, Planner connector does not have "When a task is modified" trigger.
Similar thread: Planner Trigger: When a task is modified
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- VArik966Oct 11, 2022Copper ContributorHello @ganeshanap,
Thank you for the answer.
So if I understand, there is no way to solve my issue?- ganeshsanapOct 11, 2022MVP
VArik966 Not using "When a new task is created" trigger.
However, you can use scheduled flow which will run once daily (as per your requirements) OR manual flow on button click. This flow will:
- List tasks from specific plan - this will return AppliedCategories (Pink, Red, Yellow, etc.)
- Then you can use "Condition" action to check the category
- If it is pink, you can create a new task
Check documentation link in above response for all available actions using Planner connector.
Please click Mark as Best Response & Like if my post helped you to solve your issue. This will help others to find the correct solution easily. It also closes the item. If the post was useful in other ways, please consider giving it Like.