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Syncing microsoft Planner to outlook calendar

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I am trying to have my Microsoft Planner due dates automatically sync to my Outlook Calendar so I can plan my day, week, etc. Since they took away the Sync to Calendar option on Planner, I have struggled to get this to work. I know i can use power automate to sync the 2, but have not been successful. All/any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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    Hi there! Great use case — Power Automate is exactly the right tool for this now that the native Planner calendar sync has been removed.
     
    How to set it up
     
    Use the Planner connector trigger + Office 365 Outlook connector action:
     
    Step 1 — Trigger: "When a new task is created" (Planner connector)
    - Select your Group and Plan
    - This fires whenever a new Planner task is added
     
    Step 2 — Action: "Create event (V4)" (Office 365 Outlook connector)
    Map fields like this:
    - Subject → Title (from Planner trigger output)
    - Start time → Due Date Time (from Planner trigger)
    - End time → Due Date Time (same, or wrap with addHours(..., 1) for a 1-hour block)
    - Calendar Id → select your Outlook calendar (e.g., "Calendar")
    - Optionally set Body → Notes from the task
     
    Important note: The Planner connector supports basic plans only and does not have a "When a task is updated" trigger — only "When a new task is created", "When a task is assigned to me", and "When a task is completed". This means due date changes on existing tasks won't automatically update the calendar event. If you need that coverage, you'd need a second flow triggered on task completion to update/delete the original event.
     
    References:
    - Office 365 Outlook connector – Create event (V4): https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/office365/#create-event-(v4)
     
    Found this helpful? Please mark ✅ "Does this answer your question?" so others searching for the same issue can find it quickly. A 👍 on "Was this reply helpful?" or a ♥ Like is also much appreciated!
     
    Raghav Mishra — LinkedIn | PowerAI Labs

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