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Error Msg: not enough values to unpack (expected 2, got 1)

  • 21 April 2020
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B
Userlevel 1

Hi

I am creating a Zap that will take data from a newly created row in Google Sheets and send it to Quickbooks Online as a Time Activity. The data is visible and being pulled correctly from Google Sheets. It’s properly assigned to the QBO fields. But when I test the QB step, I get this error: 

     not enough values to unpack (expected 2, got 1)

Below is a screenshot of the data being passed to QBO. If anyone has any suggestions as the root cause of the error, I’d appreciate hearing it. Thank you.

Andrea

 

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nicksimard
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HI @BWCqs! 

Glad you got that one figured out, and thanks for sharing the solution — much appreciated :)

B
Userlevel 1

The answer is >>>  TIME must be entered as HH:MM, so one hour would be 1:00

Thank you Jason from Zapier Customer Service !

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