How to change ClickUp Status after a Trigger?

[senn]

I was looking around for answers for this issue.

However, came across old discussions which were already turned off.

Since there isn’t any answers available (that I could find online), I experimented on my own test scenario to execute this.

Intent: I would like to update the status of one the task on clickup to a different status after the initial trigger. In this case, shifted the task from “to-dos” status to “meetings” status.

A few key modules that I used:

• Get Task (ClickUp)
• Edit a Task (ClickUp)

Step 1

• Setup your “Get a Task” module and run the module
  
  

Step 2

• Identify the current status value which in this case it is to-dos

Step 3

• On the “Edit a Task” module, under the status input, use the switch() function and include the following

switch(expression; value1; result1)

• Ensure to key in the value as per indicated in the results for Status from the “Get Task” module. If there are multiple words as a result, include in the spaces as well.

Once that is completed, have a go and test it out.

This was the result I got after applying the function above.

Hope this will be essential for those of you who are looking for similar situation that I encountered!

[Stoyan_Vatov]

Sorry what is the issue you have exactly?

What you have done is - check if the status of the task is to-dos and if it is, change it to meetings, otherwise, leave it as is. Was this the intent or did you want something else to happen?

[senn]

Did not know what can be done to change clickup status via make.

I tried to find assistance on this topic within this community but couldn’t find any threads with the solution I needed. But ended up figuring out myself as per the steps above.

Pertaining your clarification, yes, that was the intended action that I wanted to carry out.

[samliew]

Welcome to the Make community!

You might have to use the Status IDs instead of name/label.

Hope this helps! Let me know if there are any further questions or issues.

— @samliew

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