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Hello, I’m very new to automation trying to figure out the logic of it.

 

I want a simple task. Just copy my notion database to google sheets and keep it updated. I didnt see a tutorial about it in the youtube videos so I’m asking help here.

 

I tried but couldn’t manage to fetch all the rows to sheets.

 

When I add new rows to notion I want it to come up in google sheets thats all I want for now

 

Thanks...

sample notion db
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spreadsheet
 

 

I used this template https://zapier.com/apps/google-sheets/integrations/notion/597581/generate-google-sheets-rows-for-new-items-in-notion-databases It worked well but the dates doesn’t show up. how can i fix it?

Hi there @bunver , and welcome to all things Automation 😊

 

This post actually sent me down a bit of a rabbit hole, and I’m happy to say that I have a suggestion that I think might work. So in Notion, there seems to be a problem with it passing the “date” field type to us. But that doesn’t need to stop us!

 

I built a test database and connection to Google Sheets, and noticed if I set up a field with the date as a *text* field rather than date, it worked flawlessly: 

 

 

Do you want to give that a try and let me know how you get along? Happy building! 

 

Best,

Rachael

Hi there @bunver - just a quick check in, were you able to follow my suggestion above, or are you still hitting a snag? Let me know and I’m happy to keep digging with you to find a solution to what you’re working on!

 

Best,

Rachael

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