Hi, thanks for the suggestion regarding filtering bundles where column F exists. Just to understand, why is that particularly relevant in this case? I’m using the Watch Rows module, which returns all bundles by row, and the first two rows are headers from an automation I set up with Coefficient. As you can see in the video, starting from row 3 the fields are captured correctly.
Additionally, in the video I show that when I copy and paste an email value from column F, it seems to include a space—even though that space isn’t visible in the Google Sheet. That’s why I applied the trim() function in the Notion module to see if it would help, but it still didn’t work.
Do you think the issue might instead be related to how Make transfers data from the Google Sheets Search Rows module to the Notion Search Objects module? Any further insights would be appreciated.
I also tried the same with the “in_trash” parameter, didn’t work. Do you think there’s another way to do this? Or does the “search database” module not account for archived/deleted tasks? Thanks for your time and help!
I then deleted the top page from my Notion database, and re-selected “choose where to start”, it wasn’t on top anymore, neither did I find it anywhere on the list.
Maybe another way to delete rows is to search all rows on google sheets, then search the Notion database, and delete rows where PageID does not exist in the Notion Database.
Hi Ricardo,
maybe that might be the issue. Based on my experience and knowledge, I think the Modules are working as expected. If the “Search objects” module receives a null value from column F (for example, from bundle 1 in your video), it returns an error
