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Office 365 Outlook “When an event is added, updated or deleted (V3)” suddenly fails with 400

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Hi everyone,

One of my Power Automate cloud flows started failing suddenly a few days ago. The flow uses the Office 365 Outlook calendar change trigger:

  • Connector: Office 365 Outlook
  • Trigger operationId: CalendarGetOnChangedItemsV3
  • Trigger: When an event is added, updated or deleted (V3)
  • Parameters:
    • incomingDays: 90
    • pastDays: 15
  • splitOn: @triggerOutputs()?['body/value']

The trigger was working before, but now the trigger fails with HTTP 400.

Error response:

{
  "statusCode": 400,
  "body": {
    "status": 400,
    "message": "Office 365 calendar does not support change trigger.\r\nclientRequestId: [redacted]\r\nserviceRequestId: [redacted]",
    "errors": []
  }
}

The Korean localized message is:

Office 365 일정은 변경 시 트리거를 지원하지 않습니다.

I would like to know:

  1. Did Microsoft recently change the behavior or support scope of CalendarGetOnChangedItemsV3?
  2. Is this trigger no longer supported for shared calendars, resource calendars, room calendars, or Microsoft 365 Group calendars?
  3. Is this a known temporary issue with the Office 365 Outlook connector?
  4. If this trigger is not reliable anymore, is the recommended workaround to use a scheduled recurrence flow and poll calendar events instead?

I have not changed the flow logic recently. The failure appears to happen at the trigger level, before the flow actions run.

Any confirmation or workaround would be appreciated.

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  • Suggested answer
    Vish WR Profile Picture
    2,825 on at
     
    The error “Office 365 calendar does not support change trigger” (HTTP 400) is a known limitation/behavior change of the “When an event is added, updated or deleted (V3)” trigger.  
     
    Microsoft has documented that this trigger is not fully reliable across all calendar types and can fail or behave inconsistently depending on mailbox type (shared, resource, group calendars).  
     
    It can also break due to Graph/delta sync behavior changes, which affects how calendar changes are detected.  



     
  • DF-13051505-0 Profile Picture
    3 on at
    @Vish WR I don't see any information in that link indicating this is a known issue. Can you link the specific location?

    This is quite frustrating... There's no native way to sync group calendars and o365 calendars, I got this working for a total of 2 days and after no changes from my side, it's not working. It appears there is no trigger for event deletions except for this trigger, and HTTP request triggers require a premium license...
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    Vish WR Profile Picture
    2,825 on at
     
    There are few  reports for similar issues with the “When an event is added, updated or deleted (V3)” trigger, especially for shared, group, and resource calendars due to backend Graph/Exchange limitations.  
     
     
    I would recommend using a scheduled/recurrence flow instead of relying on the trigger. You can periodically use “List events” or “Get calendar view of events (V3)” and compare event states to detect additions, updates, and deletions more reliably.  
     
     
    You can also raise a support ticket with Microsoft. You can raise a ticket from admin center.
  • TR-14051949-0 Profile Picture
    2 on at
    I made a flow last week that made a matching task when I added an event to my calendar with certain keywords. Worked fine. Tried to make another flow today with a different keyword and now getting this same error. Seems like something must have changed recently.

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