I guess what you really need is the Todoist trigger 'When a task is completed (V2)' but may not have a premium subscription. Hi are correct, maybe shorter interval times and perhaps other logic but as you have seen, there is less duplication. If this solves your issue, please click 'Accept as Solution' If you find my posts helpful, please mark with thumbs up Nested Apply to Each is not good practice in MS Flow. I would advise, that you recreate this part firstly and target your named Task in Todoist, then push on with a similar trail of thought to Planner. You may have to target the task by name, somehow in a way that suits your process. Here it runs and get's just one task, not many. Although just this should be the solution and a help in thinking the process through.Ĭode needed to get to task name below: items('Apply_to_each_Todoist_Task')? Please see the below images where I have targeted a single Task in Todoist and a similar approach can be deployed to Planner, if needed. Your issue, Is that both planner are running 'Apply to each' on 'List Tasks' (Plural - more than one), this is causing your duplication and multiple tasks issue in Planner. If you deploy this process you should get it working.

Hi consider the below as I have recreated the core principal of your Flow although not taken it to the end.

Todoist create recurring task