Hello. I am using Office365Outlook.GetRoomsV2().value but it is only limited to the first 100 rooms. I am trying to use a filter to only get some rooms but it doesn't work. I know these rooms exist but they are probably near the 200 range of meetings rooms if they are returned alphabetically.
I have this code here: Filter(Office365Outlook.GetRoomsV2().value, name in CDSMeetingRooms.'Desk ID')
And it doesn't work when I'm looking for those rooms in the 200 range but it works for the rooms that start with A, B and so on because they are included in the first 100 rooms returned by Office365Outlook.GetRoomsV2().value.
Even when I do LookUp(Office365Outlook.GetRoomsV2().value, name = "<name of room>").name, it doesn't work.
I know these rooms exist because I have another way of getting them. I loop through all the roomlists and then get all the rooms from each roomlist.
I get all the roomlists.
ClearCollect(RoomsLists, Office365Outlook.GetRoomListsV2().value)
Then I loop through each roomlist and get the rooms:
ForAll(RoomsLists, Collect(AllRooms, Office365Outlook.GetRoomsInRoomListV2(address).value)))
And when I do this I get the rooms I need but the performance is pretty poor so I'm looking for a better way to do it if it's possible.
Thank you,
The Office365Outlook connector does not offer the ability to query by room name, but it is possible to do this using the MS Graph API
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