I'm working to create Schedule on Revit by C# but Can not add Calculated Value
Create Schedule on Revit By C#
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A power automate flow triggered on a daily schedule will check the list for any tickets that meet (or exceed) due date and submit a ticket to Orion via email. The last run and due date will then be updated. The system may be used to trigger tickets in supplier interface in the future - the destination system should be considered in the list schema.
i am having a hard time to develop a flow that executes the above requirement.
In Power Automate, create a scheduled flow that runs every day.
Declare all variables you will need later.
Assuming you store the value of the last run timestamp in a configuration SharePoint list for example, search and use the action Get item to get the list item where the last run time is stored in this list (you're have to create it if not existing though).
Search and use the function utcNow() in an expression to get the current datetime value.
Convert the previous datetime value with the action Convert time zone to an ISO-8601 datetime using FormatDateTime() function according to your timezone.
Search and use the action Get list items to get all the items of day from your SharePoint list, and filter the query via an OData expression according to the rule (today's date =< last run date + frequency).
Search and use Send an email V2 to send email.
Search and use the action Update item to update the last run time that is stored in a list item in the configuration list mentionned at the beginning.
I would like to do a query on Azure Devops considering the condition:
work item = Task and
created date < ["Start date of #CurrentIteration"] and
iteration path = #CurrentIteration
How can I perform this contintion (["Start date of #CurrentIteration"]) on Azure Devops?
How can I perform this contintion (["Start date of
#CurrentIteration"]) on Azure Devops?
As I know there's no predefined macros that represents the start date of #CurrentIteration. We have to go Sprints tab manually to get the start date of current Iteration and then use that value in Query.
You can check this document for more details: To list work items based on when they were created, closed, resolved, or changed state—use #Today or specify dates. For queries that list work items based on their assignment to a team's current sprint, use #CurrentIteration.
For now we don't have such macros like #StartOfCurrentIteration. But it would be better if we have one macros used to represent the start date of #CurrentIteration. So I suggest you can post one feature request(Suggest a feature) of this macros in our User Voice forum-Developer Community Forum.
Thank you for helping us build a better Azure DevOps. Hope my answer makes some help:)
I am new with Microsoft CRM 2011, I can define a workflow for an entity,
How can I implement this scenario:
Assign a task to someone one week before the expiry date of the contract.
Thanks.
Create a Custom field (e.g. new_taskreminder) on Contract Entity to store date to execute workflow.
Populate the newly created field with (ContractEndDate - 1 Week). You can write a plugin to populate the field or Contracts are only created using CRM UI then you can write javascript as well.
Create a new Workflow and add the wait condition as below:
Instead of Contract End Date, select the newly created field.
Under the condition, create new record. Select task from dropdown. Set the properties as you want to assign the task to someone.
Final workflow will look like this: Activate the workflow to make affect.
UPDATE
NOTE:
If you want to run workflow on fixed 7 days before ContractEndDate. You don't need to create or populate custom field. You can write the wait condition as below:
But if you want to calculate the weekdays and holidays, then good to write a plugin or custom workflow activity.
I hope it will help you.
I have a list named reminder_list which has a DateTime field called reminder date.
I want to create a SharePoint designer workflow on that list which will run everyday and check if the reminder date field is equal to current date or not,if it is equal then it will send an email.
Is this possible to do? Anyone any ideas?
You can't do it using SharePoint Workflows. You should use Custom Timer Jobs instead, see: http://www.andrewconnell.com/Creating-Custom-SharePoint-Timer-Jobs
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/office/SharePoint-2010-Custom-416cd3a1
Is it possible to start a workflow automatically the first day of every month?
Edit:
In principle I think this has to be programmatically although if it can be achieved using an out of the box features it'd be easier.
Yes, you can start workflow using 2 diffrent approch as below.
Create one timer job which will run on every first of the month & kickoff the workflow programatically.
Create custom workflow which will run when item added but wait until 1st date of the month.
You can try creating a workflow for the list you are monitoring and set the action to wait until the 1st day of the month before doing the rest of the actions.