FAQ - Sync2Sheets

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If your plan includes manual actions, you can force the sync to run from the add-on clicking on “🔄 Run sync now”.

The solution is simple. You just need to add a new column of the rollup type and configure it to point to the relation. Select the title as the property, and then, in the calculation settings, choose “Show original.” Now, you will have the relation column with the IDs and a new rollup column with the names.

The Notion API does not currently support views or any way of determining the order of the columns in your database. We create them in the order that they are returned from the API. The Notion team is currently working on alternatives.

When you copy a template or a database, the creation time of all the new records is the same. As a result, when retrieving them from the Notion API, the order is random and does not match the one in Notion.

Sync2Sheets requires the Page ID column to find the correct location for updating the rows in your sheet. This is the only column you cannot remove; if you do, the sync will stop working. If there are columns you don’t want to see, we recommend hiding instead of removing them.

You can reorder the columns as you wish, hide them, change their names, and add new columns in between. Everything will keep working as we uniquely identify each column. Changing the order of the columns will not affect Notion.

Advanced and Premium plans include the full database scan feature, which will create new columns in the sheet that you added in Notion after the sync. If you are on the Pro plan, you can remove the connection and redo the sync process.

To enable you to work with those dates correctly in Google Sheets, we split them into two separate columns: start date and end date.

Currently, Google Sheets does not have a concept of multi-select. We join the selected options together with a comma. If you want to do something different with that data, you can always use formulas to split the options and work with them.

Unfortunately, there is currently no way for Sync2Sheets to know that you have deleted a page from your Notion database, so the page will remain in your sheet. You will have to manually remove that row if you want. Fingers crossed that the Notion API will support webhooks sooner or later, enabling this to work properly without manual intervention.

Yes, all columns from your Notion database are synchronized. If you want, you can hide those columns in the sheet.

Make sure you are sharing the database used in the formula with the integration. The same applies to relations and roll-ups. All related databases need to be shared with Sync2Sheets.