Hmm, could you include a screenshots of how you've attempted to combine the "Start Date" and "Start Time" field values and how you used that combined value in your automation?
I take it there's a business requirement that prevents you from just having one "Start Date/Time" field that allows the user to select both the date and the time?

Hmm, could you include a screenshots of how you've attempted to combine the "Start Date" and "Start Time" field values and how you used that combined value in your automation?
I take it there's a business requirement that prevents you from just having one "Start Date/Time" field that allows the user to select both the date and the time?

Form is attached. In google calendar, it is syncing and putting the event on the actual date, but defaults to all day. So if I put an event in from 12pm (start time) - 1pm (end time) on 3/11/24, it would sync to google calendar as an all day event on 3/11/24/
Form is attached. In google calendar, it is syncing and putting the event on the actual date, but defaults to all day. So if I put an event in from 12pm (start time) - 1pm (end time) on 3/11/24, it would sync to google calendar as an all day event on 3/11/24/
Ah, you're now using a single date time field instead of a date field and a time field, that's great!
Could you please provide screenshots of your automation setup, specifically of the action that creates the event in Google Calendar?
Thank you! Could you try unchecking the "All day event" checkbox?

Thank you! Could you try unchecking the "All day event" checkbox?

Thank you! I'm not sure how I missed that, but it worked!