How to use the new Send HTTP Request action

@Hallie Guiseppe
Regarding your start_date issue, here's what you can use:

The expression for start_date_from is: split(addDays(convertFromUtc(utcNow(), 'Eastern Standard Time'), 7), 'T')[0]

The expression for start_date_to is: split(addDays(convertFromUtc(utcNow(), 'Eastern Standard Time'), 14), 'T')[0]

breaking it down:

convertFromUtc takes the current date/time (utcNow()) and convert it to my timezone (EST). (this is important if your report is “date sensitive" to the 1 day difference when utc time is “pass the ”date" of your timezone. You can find other timezone name to use here:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/default-time-zones?view=windows-11

addDays adds number of days to today's date in your timezone, in this case, start_date_from is 7 days from today and start_date_to is 14 days from today.

split will split the date/time string by the separator of ‘T’ as start_date_from and start_date_to only wants yyyy-mm-dd part of a date/time string. then the [0] means you want the first section before the ‘T’
----- There are a few ways you can get the date part only of a date/time string after you are done with all the conversion and add days, split is one of them, or you can use substring to get first 10 characters of the date/time string as it is the date portion, or you can use formatDateTime to only get the date portion. Here's the link to the expression reference so you know how to work each expression:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/workflow-definition-language-functions-reference

@Hallie Guiseppe
in the connector action, are you sure you using the correct action:

The List events one should be the same as the HTTP Addin endpoint one. That one does not require you to have event id.

There's no formula, Start date from and Start date to is just the “range” of date on your event's start date field.

@Hallie Guiseppe
Yes, it is important to know how to use the HTTP Addin, so congratulation!

The screenshot you sent is the Blackbaud Send HTTP request action, but the relative path you are using is SharePoint path, so you mixed it up.

You cannot use Blackbaud's Send HTTP request action to "act" on sharepoint folder/file.

If you are trying to use the Academics student enrollment list API, the relative path is /school/v1/academics/enrollments/{user_id}.

The FULL URL of the api MUST begin with https://api.sky.blackbaud.com

I don't know what you plan to do, but it is UNLIKELY that you will need to use Send HTTP (SharePoint version of Send http) to do something in SharePoint. Let's start with what are you trying to achieve.

Or Could I take a query from RENXT with the emails, shoot it over to a Sharepoint folder, and then link up with Exchange? Either side (EM or RE) would work for us….

Got it, thanks! I'm new to all this, only started using Power Automate last year, so could you point me in the right direction for how to start/create a flow that pull from a query into Sharepoint?