Microsoft OneNote to Microsoft Planner

[@rnathani]

Hi Rich, this is a great video. However, how does Outlook flag know which planner project to add the task to?

[@pastorjesse49]

Great idea and thanks for posting the link in the description explaining the underlying Power Automate flow. Question: Does this result in two tasks? One in "Tasks" (Outlook) and one in Planner?

[@RichWeller]

Hoping you will Like and Share this one!

[@zakihamid8164]

Hi Rich, thanks for this wonderful flow. I guess assignment property of To-Do is deprecated, have you found a workaround?

[@RedCoat999]

My company won't allow access to the Outlook flows. I can get the OneNote to Todo, but then need to create the Planner from Todo with the body which includes a link back to OneNote?

[@mogami87]

Hello, I ran into the issue of it not letting me assign the task to myself as part of the team I am in.

[@antht1306]

HOw can you do this in OneNote online version, the tasks function isn't there.

[@felixladstatter1335]

Hi Rich, thanks for that. Quick question: How does OneNote know to which planner this task has to be added? In your example: Why isnt the task added to you planner "test plan"?

[@oostingkulderij]

I would like to know this too

[@tracy_dtc]

He has it "hard coded" in the flow to add the task to "Task Tracking"

[@amandachiancone2518]

@@tracy_dtc how would one hard code that into the flow?

[@StudioBlackSankara]

Looks like he's using power automate in the back

[@datauntelligence]

good tips, thank you