Hey !
I’ve the same problem here ! Have you found some solutions ?
Thanks in advance !
Hey !
I’ve the same problem here ! Have you found some solutions ?
Thanks in advance !
Guys, you just need to add the zone designator directly after the time. For example T13:00+04. It meens 13:00 in UTC+4. See the attached picture
If you already have the time in your Date and Time field, just add the time zone offset, something like this: Date and Time+04
Does this mean that I should add a time zone indicator of what the time is in Local(as the sended) or the destination of the participant?
Hello, I’m trying to figure out a solution for this as well.
I’m currently subscribed my google cal using the Airtable calendar URL. I have a start and end time and date for each entry; however whenever it shows up on my Google Cal the times are off.


Here is the formula on the End Time column (DATEADD({Shoot Date},2,‘hours’)
Any help will be great!
Hello, I’m trying to figure out a solution for this as well.
I’m currently subscribed my google cal using the Airtable calendar URL. I have a start and end time and date for each entry; however whenever it shows up on my Google Cal the times are off.


Here is the formula on the End Time column (DATEADD({Shoot Date},2,‘hours’)
Any help will be great!
Hi,
I had the same issue, and I found an easy workaround for this. I calculated the time difference between Date fields and Google calendar event after I created the event using Airtable automation. Both for start and end dates, I created 2 formula fields to add that time difference (+8 hours on my example) using DATEADD() function and dynamically add those fields into Google Start and End date fields in the automation.I, then hide the fields.FYI: Automation is triggered when I mark the checkbox (Field Name: ‘Takvim…’). Please let me know if you could find something more reasonable.

Did anyone find a solution on this? What baran_alpo shows us is pretty unconfortable since yo have to change all the formulas when the time chages in your country.
I tried revil_fahreev solution but it doesnt work
Hey there,
Has a solution been found on this issue ?
Same as @David_Alonso, I find the 1st solution pretty unconfortable and the other one won’t work…
It would be really useful to find something as I wan’t to avoid using Zapier here (which does the job pretty well though)
Thanks
Hey there,
Has a solution been found on this issue ?
Same as @David_Alonso, I find the 1st solution pretty unconfortable and the other one won’t work…
It would be really useful to find something as I wan’t to avoid using Zapier here (which does the job pretty well though)
Thanks
Hello!
I have been using this formula: DATEADD({Date},-2,‘hours’)
So I create two other columns for the start time and the end time and then for my automation I use the formula column.
It’s not the most practical solution, but it works!
Hope it helps you
Hello!
I have been using this formula: DATEADD({Date},-2,‘hours’)
So I create two other columns for the start time and the end time and then for my automation I use the formula column.
It’s not the most practical solution, but it works!
Hope it helps you
Hi, do you know how to hide the start time completely when sending a record from Airtable to GCal via automation? I don't want any time visible.