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Brent Ellis
Feb 08, 2017Silver Contributor
Determine Group Planner URL from PowerShell
Is there a way to determine what your Planner url will be for a Group via PowerShell? Right now it uses a big random set of characters. https://tasks.office.com/contoso.com/EN-US/Home/PlanV...
- Mar 15, 2017Quick update, found a "direct link" from sharepoint site that can be used to redirect to Planner
https://mytenant.sharepoint.com/sites/group_mygroupname/_layouts/15/groupstatus.aspx?Target=PLANNER
Same thing can be used for other services (CALENDAR, NOTEBOOK, PLANNER), havent found it for CONVERSATIONS or FILES, but Planner was the only one I ever really needed in the first place :)
cfiessinger
Microsoft
What are you trying to achieve with it? What's the use case please?
Brent Ellis
Feb 08, 2017Silver Contributor
I'd like to put together my own SharePoint list of Groups with quick links to each of the major workloads (then do list item permissions on it), and place it on our intranet home page for "My Groups"
I've got it all mostly working and can get most everything right except the calendar (separate thread) and the planner.
I've got it all mostly working and can get most everything right except the calendar (separate thread) and the planner.
- Feb 08, 2017
I don't think so. You need to use Graph API instead of powershell.
- Feb 08, 2017But you could potentially use the Graph API in PowerShell: https://blog.kloud.com.au/2016/09/13/leveraging-the-microsoft-graph-api-with-powershell-and-oauth-2-0/
- Brent EllisFeb 08, 2017Silver ContributorAny guidance on the request url to get to that level of planner information?
I can query the Graph API and find out all kinds of stuff, but it seems to return way less information than the PowerShell Get-UnifiedGroup commands.
This is where I am starting: https://graph.microsoft.io/en-us/docs/api-reference/v1.0/api/group_get
Or do I need to go backwards, and query Planner to correlate it to my list of Groups?