Need help?
Solutions and workarounds to common issues.
I can’t see the right sidebar in Google Sheets.
If you don’t see the right-hand sidebar in Google Sheets, click the small arrow at the bottom-right corner of the screen to open it. Once visible, look for the Sync2Sheets icon to launch the add-on.

I installed Sync2Sheets but can’t find it anywhere.
To use Sync2Sheets, you need to have a Google Sheet open. Look for the add-on icon in the sidebar on the right side of the screen and click it to launch.

I can’t find a database when searching.
If a database isn’t showing up:
Make sure the database is connected with the Sync2Sheets integration.
After connecting it, wait a minute — the Notion API may take time to index it.

I’m getting a general error when trying to use the add-on.
f you’re seeing a general error when syncing or loading a database, try opening Sync2Sheets in a fresh spreadsheet.
Visit sheets.new in your browser.
Give the sheet a name and launch the add-on again.
If the issue continues, please contact us.
My roll-up properties are missing.
Roll-ups that rely on multi-level relationships (i.e., roll-ups from a related relation) may not appear via the Notion API. Roll-ups can currently only go one level deep.
Workaround:
Create a new formula property pointing to the roll-up:
prop("Rollup Property Name")
Then sync again — this often forces the API to return the value.
The Sheet is not updated with changes in my roll-ups.
Roll-ups in Notion reference other pages and don’t “belong” to the current page. If a roll-up value changes and no other property is updated, the Notion API won’t detect the change — so we don’t get notified.
Solutions:
Run a full database scan to refresh all rows.
Alternatively, sync related databases into Sheets and rebuild the logic using spreadsheet formulas.
A relation property is missing from my database.
For a relation to sync correctly:
The current database must be shared with Sync2Sheets.
The related database must also be shared.
If either is missing, relation values will not load. Re-share both, then retry the sync.
A people property has missing users or empty values.
If users are missing from a people field, they are likely guests in your Notion workspace. Unfortunately, the Notion API does not expose guest user data.
Workaround:
Create a formula that points to the people field:
prop("People Property Name")
This can sometimes surface the name even if it’s not included in the people property itself.