Delete Calendar Invite Email when RSVP through Respond to an Event Invite V2
In a flow I've created, I'm using Respond to an Event Invite V2 https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/office365/#respond-to-an-event-invite-(v2) to reply to a calendar event. If this was done manually within the Outlook email notification, the act of RSVP'ing would remove the email from my inbox; but the automated response from Power Automate doesn't seem to do that, leaving the email sitting in my inbox as if I haven't RSVP'ed yet. I've tried to use Delete Email https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/office365/#delete-email-(v2) to remove the invite from my inbox after responding to it, but can't seem to identify the email id through a dynamic content token, because the only id I have is the event id, which is different. Does anyone have an idea around how I can accomplish this better? Thanks
Efficiently analyse calendar entries
Let's say there's a calendar. Typically people enter dates there, which are rather long (from one to 10 hours, typically) but do not extend over more than a day. Every event has an additional field (custom column, multiple choice without possibility to enter free text) holding a selection of rooms occupied. I already mastered reading and filtering calendar entries by different means (Flow filtering, ODATA filtering). Now I want to build a flow which evaluates the room occupancy. You may guess the purpose. The output should be: another calendar with an entry for every hour of the day and for every room. This entries will have the column for the rooms again and an additional numeric column showing the number of people in that room at the same time. Entries with 0 people can be omitted. My goal is to visualise hourly the occupancy of all rooms respective to some limits. I want my flow to evaluate that at least every day for the upcoming 60 days. My typical approach would be: initialise array for one day (24 elements = 0) for each of the upcoming 60 days for each of the rooms load all events (getItems filtered by day and room) reset the array with 24 elements = 0 for each date from GetItems iterate over every hour from StartEvent hour to EndEvent hour add 1 to the element representing the hour in the array write the content of the array wherever I need it (other calender, excel etc.) We see 4 nested loops, and I already have used ODATA-Filtering to reduce redundant test operations as good as possible. However, this method still involves a lot of loop entries and the number is dependend on the length of meetings in the calendar. I.e. A date needs for each hour of duration a loop entry a test a increase operation If I want to improve granularity by testing for every 30 minutes, the number of actions will double. Is there a better algorithm I can use or did I miss some nifty tricks within Sharepoint, ODATA or operations on JSON?
Power Apps : Sharing connector
Hi everyone, We developed a power app for users in our organization to subscribe to various events. When they select an event, they receive a calendar invite. We created a service account through with these emails invites are sent and used Office 365 outlook connector in power apps. However, the problem arises when we share this app with other users. Power App prompts them to sign in with their own user than using the service account. Is there a way we could let users use the Power App without having to authenticate using their own user ( and use the service account itself ? ) . Any pointers here ? Thank you!
Flow - How to do forms > group calendar?
How can i make it so that the entry in a form creates a calendar post in a group calendar, based on the info from the form? using microsoft forms using microsoft flow using microsoft group calendar i know i can make it work for my accounts default calenar but i want it in other calendars. i am the owner of the group...