I need to return an ID using the V2CALENDARGETITEMS which needs to contain a $FILTER function. I am going to pass the SUBJECT EQ, with a AND followed by the STARTS EQ because I might have named a MEETING with duplicate names. The STARTS EQ should narrow down which entry because there is NO possibility of the same meeting occurring twice in the same day. For testing, I've setu[ a LABEL containing the LOOKUP so can at least validate the results/returns. I am on EST time zone, so I'd generally pass 2021-08-11T21:00:00EST? I am getting an error when I do this. I've added 2 appointments with the same name in different times, so I know I have 2 records. I got the SUBJECT EQ working so I just need help with the DATETIME. Please understand, I will be passing my own DATETIME and not bind it to any DATE+TIME controls.
TIA
John
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Hi @johncosmas :
If you want to get a meeting by adding date conditions, you can nest a lookup outside the formula.
For example:
LookUp(
Office365Outlook.V2CalendarGetItems(YourCalendarID,{'$filter':"Subject eq 'jjj'"}).value,
Start >TimeValue("2020/08/11 21:00:00")
)
Best Regards,
Bof
Hi @johncosmas :
If you want to get a meeting by adding date conditions, you can nest a lookup outside the formula.
For example:
LookUp(
Office365Outlook.V2CalendarGetItems(YourCalendarID,{'$filter':"Subject eq 'jjj'"}).value,
Start >TimeValue("2020/08/11 21:00:00")
)
Best Regards,
Bof
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