Mark All Google Tasks Complete at the end of the day

Greetings Makers! I am completely new to automation and am currently on the free plan so I can evaluate it. I have searched for google task automation in the Make.com help but cannot find what I am looking for.

I have a different set of tasks that I need to perform each day of the week. I created a single list of google tasks containing recurring tasks to generate the list for each day. I have this list of google tasks displayed on a monitor in my office. Currently today’s tasks and all past tasks are displaying (today, yesterday, 2 days ago, etc…) and it is bleeding into the information I have displayed below the task list.

I want to have Make monitor the google task list and automatically mark all open tasks as completed every day at 11:59pm so each day I only see tasks for “Today”. Is this possible? Where can I find how to do this?

I assume I would use the Google Tasks Modules for “Watch Tasks” and “Update Tasks” but I haven’t been able to figure out how to:

  1. watch all tasks
  2. set all open tasks to completed
  3. do it on a schedule

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Many Thanks!

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I found the schedule, and it looks like I can filter between the modules based on:
Condition “2. Status” Equal to “needsAction”
But the last module (Google Tasks - Update a Task" I am REALLY struggling with…
How do I get this to set all the open tasks to completed?

Am I on the right track?

Thanks in advance!

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HI @Juoquim

Thanks for reaching out to the community.

To solve your issue, you can configure the module “Update a Task” as shown below:

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Msquare Automation
Gold Partner of Make
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Thanks for the response @Msquare_Automation!

I was able to get it to complete 1 task. Then I changed the Task ID to a different task and saved it. It won’t complete the new task:

What am I missing?

Is it possible to use a wildcard, or what do I need to do to get it to close all open tasks? Am I going to need to have 20 “Update a Task” modules in order to process 20 tasks every day?

Thanks in advance!

Juoquim
Newbie to Automation

I’m abandoning this path as it appears that this will not work with recurring tasks. Each recurring task has a unique ID and pulling the Task ID (text name of the task) will not work on successive recurrences of the task.