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Notion DB Item has property “Closed At” with date/time value set from previous “Closed” Zap that detects change in State (Open/Closed).

Zap updates the Notion DB Item to reflect the same source state (Open/Closed), also populates an empty, Notion DB Item property ‘Closed At’ with the received date/time value.

When the Zap again detects state change in source object, it successfully changes the Notion DB item ‘State’ from Closed to Open, yet unable to clear/wipe the “Closed At” date/time value.

I have tried using other properties from Find Notion DB item: Properties Closed At End (value) which is null/empty, no change.

I have tried using a code step to set and pass null value, no change.

Wondering if anyone else has seen this behavior and know how to clear the date/time value from existing Notion DB Item? Thanks for any help! :)

 

Thanks so much for sharing the solution you found here, @FreezingPete! So glad you were able to make use of our (Beta) API request feature to clear the value from the Closed At property. 😁🎉 


Found solution in this article ( https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69369385/clearing-date-object-using-notion-api ) and then added additional Zap action “API Request (Beta) in Notion”.

 

 


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