wibbler
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Every day, I want my workflow to find all Google Calendar events tomorrow which have [certain word] in description.
What is the best way to do this?
- When I choose "Search Events", I can only search for a string, not a timeframe. This will search for [certain word] in the whole of the calendar (I presume) which will find thousands of entries - certainly, the workflow goes incredibly slowly when this is set. I can then filter to a timeframe with Router but there would only be one Route and this doesn't seem very intuitive or efficient. It also (I think) only finds one entry and then stops.
- When I choose "Get All Events", again it will find all the events in the calendar, and the workflow is slow again and must have a high overhead on Pabbly's resource too. too. I then have to filter on timeframe and [certain word] in the Router. Again, I think it also only finds one entry and then stops.
What would be ideal is if Search Events could search in a timeframe and apply the following actions to all results it finds. Or is there another route I am missing?
What is the best way to do this?
- When I choose "Search Events", I can only search for a string, not a timeframe. This will search for [certain word] in the whole of the calendar (I presume) which will find thousands of entries - certainly, the workflow goes incredibly slowly when this is set. I can then filter to a timeframe with Router but there would only be one Route and this doesn't seem very intuitive or efficient. It also (I think) only finds one entry and then stops.
- When I choose "Get All Events", again it will find all the events in the calendar, and the workflow is slow again and must have a high overhead on Pabbly's resource too. too. I then have to filter on timeframe and [certain word] in the Router. Again, I think it also only finds one entry and then stops.
What would be ideal is if Search Events could search in a timeframe and apply the following actions to all results it finds. Or is there another route I am missing?
