How to Show Google Calendar Date in Notion API Integration?

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To show Google Calendar dates in Notion using Pipedream, you can create a workflow with a Google Calendar trigger and a Notion action. Follow these steps: 1. Create a new workflow in Pipedream. 2. For the trigger, search for the Google app and select the “New Event” trigger. Connect your Google account and configure the trigger with the desired calendar. 3. For the action, search for the Notion app and select the “Create Page in Database” action. Connect your Notion account. 4. Configure the Notion action by selecting a Database ID or passing a string from a previous step. 5. In the “Properties” field, you can map the Google Calendar event data to the Notion database properties. For example, you can map the event start time to a date property in Notion. Here’s an example of how to set the “Properties” field: ```
{ “Event Name”: steps.trigger.event.summary, “Event Date”: steps.trigger.event.start.dateTime }

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update notion database entry when google calendar event is changed

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To update a Notion database entry when a Google Calendar event is changed, you can create a Pipedream workflow with a Google Calendar trigger and a Notion action. Follow these steps: 1. Create a new workflow in Pipedream. 2. For the trigger, search for the Google app and select the “Event Updated” trigger. Connect your Google account and configure the trigger with the desired calendar. 3. For the action, search for the Notion app and select the “Update Page” action. Connect your Notion account. 4. Configure the Notion action by selecting a Page ID or passing a string from a previous step. 5. In the “Properties” field, you can map the Google Calendar event data to the Notion database properties. For example, you can map the event start time to a date property in Notion. Here’s an example of how to set the “Properties” field: ```
on { “Event Name”: steps.trigger.event.summary, “Event Date”: steps.trigger.event.start.dateTime }