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Is it possible to pull leads with only one task using advanced find?

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Hello,

We need to pull all leads with only one task assigned. It looks Advanced find can't do the job. Is there any way can I get the results?

Thanks

carys

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    RE: Is it possible to pull leads with only one task using advanced find?

    Hi, here additional documentation of suing rollups in Dynamics

    On-prem:

    Create rollup fields in Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (on-premises) | Microsoft Docs

    Power Apps:

    Define rollup columns with Power Apps - Power Apps | Microsoft Docs

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    Pradeep Rai 5,490 Super User 2024 Season 2 on at
    RE: Is it possible to pull leads with only one task using advanced find?

    Hi Carys,

    you're welcome.

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    Thanks,

    Pradeep.

  • Carys Sun Profile Picture
    Carys Sun 10 on at
    RE: Is it possible to pull leads with only one task using advanced find?

    Thanks a lot!

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    Pradeep Rai Profile Picture
    Pradeep Rai 5,490 Super User 2024 Season 2 on at
    RE: Is it possible to pull leads with only one task using advanced find?

    Hi Carys,

    Yes, you can create Rollup Field as shown below on Lead entity to store the Related Task Record Count:

    pastedimage1630522625435v1.png

    Then in Advance Find of Lead you can use this the above Rollup Field As shown below:

    <fetch>
    <entity name="lead" >
    <attribute name="subject" />
    <filter>
    <condition attribute="new_taskcount" operator="eq" value="1" />
    </filter>
    </entity>
    </fetch>

    Here, We need add one more additional logic about task create/delete. Means, whenever task deleted or created we need to update the New Rollup Fields using below code:


    //rollup fieldname
    string fieldName = "new_taskcount"
    string entLogicalName = "lead";
    Guid recordId = "<GUIDOFLEAD>";
    var rollupObj = new CalculateRollupFieldRequest {
    Target = new EntityReference(entLogicalName, recordId), FieldName = fieldName
    };
    var result = (CalculateRollupFieldResponse)service.Execute(rollupObj);

    Thanks,
    Pradeep.

    Please mark this as VERIFIED it it helps.

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