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I’m seeing that you can create a column on a board with this: mutation { create_column (board_id: 20178755, title: "Work status", column_type: dropdown) { id } } But no where in the documentation i see a way of defining the labels for the column_type dropdown. When trying to set a label on a item mutation { change_column_value (board_id: 20178755, item_id: 200819371, column_id: "status", value: "{\\"label\\": \\"done\\"}") { id } } You get a error back that the label does not exist. So it seems you can create a column but not define the options of a dropdown column through the api. Is this true?

Hey monday.com community! 👋 Our Zendesk integration is amazing for pulling new Zendesk tickets into a board, but what about existing ones? Well, I just posted an example on how to import Zendesk tickets into monday.com with a Python script! 🔮 Check it out on Github here: GitHub - yuhgto/mondaydotcom-import-example.py Enjoy 🍻

Hello everyone, I am happy to announce that Webhooks have been released for everyone. 🙂 You can use Webhooks either from our API v2 or from the integration store. Go check it out!

Hello everyone, I am happy to announce that you can now integrate Webhooks with your monday.com account! The integration is currently open for our Beta users. 🙂 Go check it out! You can use Webhooks either from our API v2 or from the integration store. If you are interested in trying it out, email our support team at support@monday.com with the subject line monday.com Webhooks integration! documentation : monday.com Webhooks

Ever wonder how to send requests to our API using cURL? Here you go 💯 ‼️ A few notes: Executing cURL from the terminal removes backslashes and passes the escaped characters in the resulting string. As a result, if you want to pass \\" to the server you need to include \\\\\\". I ran these examples from the command line on my MacOS machine. Some Windows terminals don’t like single quotes, so you may need to replace them with " if you’re running these examples on a windows machine. If you’re looking for more code examples, check out our quickstart tutorials. Getting the ID of an item with a specific name: curl -X POST -H "Content-Type:application/json" -H "Authorization:XXXXXXX" 'https://api.monday.com/v2' \\ -d '{"query":"{items_by_column_values(board_id:162169280, column_id:\\"name\\", column_value:\\"This\\"){id name}}"}' Updating a text column on a board: curl -X POST -H "Content-Type:application/json" -H "Authorization:XXXXX" 'https://api.monday.com/v2' \\ -d '{"query":"mutation{change_column_value(item_id:279187304, board_id:162169280, column_id: \\"text\\", value:\\"\\\\\\"Hello world\\\\\\"\\"){name}}"}' Updating a status column on a board: curl -X POST -H "Content-Type:application/json" -H "Authorization:XXXXX" 'https://api.monday.com/v2' \\ -d '{"query":"mutation{change_column_value(item_id:279187304, board_id:162169280, column_id:\\"status\\", value:\\"{\\\\\\"label\\\\\\" : \\\\\\"Done\\\\\\"}\\"){name}}"}' Updating a date column on a board: curl -X POST -H "Content-Type:application/json" -H "Authorization:XXXXXXX" 'https://api.monday.com/v2' \\ -d '{"query":"mutation{change_column_value(item_id:279187304, board_id:162169280, column_id:\\"date\\", value:\\"{\\\\\\"date\\\\\\" : \\\\\\"2019-08-27\\\\\\"}\\"){name}}"}' Updating a person column on a board: curl -X POST -H "Content-Type:application/json" -H "Authorization:XXXXXX" 'https://api.monday.com/v2' \\ -d '{"query":"mutation{change_column_value(item_id:279187304, board_id:162169280, column_id:\\"person\\", value:\\"{\\\\\\"id\\\\\\" : 4012689}\\"){name}}"}' Updating a people column on a board: curl -X POST -H "Content-Type:application/json" -H "Authorization:XXXXXX" 'https://api.monday.com/v2' \\ -d '{"query" : "mutation{change_column_value(item_id:279187304, board_id:162169280, column_id: \\"people\\", value:\\"{\\\\\\"personsAndTeams\\\\\\":[{\\\\\\"id\\\\\\":4012689,\\\\\\"kind\\\\\\":\\\\\\"person\\\\\\"}]}\\"){name}}"}' Updating a link column on a board: curl -X POST -H "Content-Type:application/json" -H "Authorization:XXXXXXX" 'https://api.monday.com/v2' \\ -d '{"query":"mutation{change_column_value(item_id:279187304, board_id:162169280, column_id: \\"link\\", value:\\"{\\\\\\"url\\\\\\" : \\\\\\"http://www.monday.com\\\\\\", \\\\\\"text\\\\\\": \\\\\\"Hello\\\\\\"}\\"){name}}"}' Updating a date, status & text column in the same request: curl -X POST -H "Content-Type:application/json" -H "Authorization:XXXXXX" 'https://api.monday.com/v2' \\ -d '{"query":"mutation{change_multiple_column_values(item_id:279187304, board_id:162169280, column_values:\\"{\\\\\\"status\\\\\\" : {\\\\\\"label\\\\\\" : \\\\\\"Done\\\\\\"}, \\\\\\"text\\\\\\":\\\\\\"Hello world\\\\\\", \\\\\\"date\\\\\\" : {\\\\\\"date\\\\\\" : \\\\\\"2019-08-27\\\\\\"}}\\"){name}}"}' Enjoy, and happy coding 🙂

I’m trying to build an application that will allow my employer to create custom time-tracking reports (ie time spent per person, per week, per project). However I’m not sure how to access the individual time entries for each project/item. When accessing “column_values” for the time-tracking column I get the general column information (see below) “title”: “Time tracking”, “id”: “time_tracking”, “additional_info”: null, “text”: “01:37:52”, “value”: “{“running”:false,“startDate”:1562870160,“duration”:5872,“changed_at”:“2019-07-11T19:37:52.438Z”}” However the data I need is the data that populates when looking at the time tracking log as shown below.