Typeform to Planner not working

[Anonymous]

I'm trying to create a task in Planner when a form is submitted to Typeform.
No matter how simple the connection, and I just tested with only one field, this is what I'm getting :

The request is invalid:

A null value was found for the property named 'title', which has the expected type 'Edm.String[Nullable=False]'. The expected type 'Edm.String[Nullable=False]' does not allow null values."

[v-bacao-msft]

Hi @Anonymous,

Could you share a screenshot of your Flow configuration?

I did the test on my side and there was no problem you mentioned.

I created a simple typeform that contains a Short Text and a Yes/No.

When the form has the submitted content, it triggers Flow, and then determines whether there is a string value contained in the Short Text. If so, it uses this value as the title of the Planner task.

Image reference:

Typeform:

Flow:

Flow works fine as below:

Please take a try again or provide more details, we would provide a proper workaround for you.

Best Regards,

Barry

[Anonymous]

This is the test flow, I'm not even using a condition anymore because it's returning an error with the simples setting.

This is the test result:

[v-bacao-msft]

Hi @Anonymous,

I want to know what type of "9:" you configured and what the value of the output is. Sorry, I don't know what language it is.

You could try to use the Compose action to output the value in "9:" and then fill the Compose output in the Title.

If issue occurs, I think it should be that the type of this value does not match the requirements of Title field fill.

Best Regards,

Barry

[Anonymous]

Thank you for pointing that out.

"9:" is being read as "Identificação de uso" (Usage description) but it's actually "audio", which is a multiple choice. "Identificação de uso" that i'm using for title is supposed to be 7.
I don't know why that's happening but it's something to check.

I'll try the compose action.

[Anonymous]

Ok! Great. Now I have a simple example that's working!

I didn't need to use the compose function. What I learned is that when you have a Logic Jump in the form, it's confusing the fields and I guess that's why it wasn't getting the title correctly. I made a simpler form without logic jumps and it worked.

One thing I have to learn is how to properly concatenate two answers from the form to get a due date.

[Anonymous]

The issue I'm stuck in now is that anything that's coming from a dropdown isn't working.