Hello @spalkar1,
The Microsoft Graph API supports the use OData queries within the requests. There is an query parameter/tag you can apply to the URL called $filter that provides a means for entering a search criteria.
See this Microsoft page for further details: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/query-parameters
NOTE: You will need to edit the definition of the Outlook connector to be able to leverage this. Here's an example of adding a $filter to the List Messages action such that it will only return messages received from j.doe@gmail.com. Notice I added the following extra data to the end of the URL Path:
If you wanted this to be configurable, you could add a new input parameter where you would specify the OData value of the filter.
Cheers,
Eric
The Microsoft Graph API supports the use OData queries within the requests. There is an query parameter/tag you can apply to the URL called $filter that provides a means for entering a search criteria.
See this Microsoft page for further details: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/query-parameters
NOTE: You will need to edit the definition of the Outlook connector to be able to leverage this. Here's an example of adding a $filter to the List Messages action such that it will only return messages received from j.doe@gmail.com. Notice I added the following extra data to the end of the URL Path:
?$filter=from/emailAddress/address eq 'j.doe@gmail.com'If you wanted this to be configurable, you could add a new input parameter where you would specify the OData value of the filter.
Cheers,
Eric
