Hi everybody,
I have created and running integration with Google Calendar: when a set a date on Monday.com task/activities lists I find it on my Google calendar.
How can I obtain the same with subtasks? Adding calendars fields in subtasks?
Agreed! The Google Calendar integration should work with subitems. It seems like most of the integrations only work for main items, which really limits what Monday can do and forces you into structuring boards in illogical ways to get around these hurdles. Frustrating!
I would like to see this as well, but in the meantime how about putting this on the Calendar Sync page so I don’t waste half an hour looking for an answer to why I can’t get it to work. Or get rid of the button.
This is a must have feature. It’s great that Monday are expanding their integrations with other software but I believe this is a basic feature which should be given high priority for developers to add.
You can add subtasks to your google calendar if you do the ‘sync’ step for the subtask column you want - BUT it adds it to a separate google calendar and I want it to be the same calendar!
+1 - this is a very much needed feature. if i think it would be useful for my solopreneur business i can’t imagine how frustrating its absence would be for monday customers who work with teams large or small
This would be really helpful for us and save a ton of time having to manually do everything for sub tasks. It’s a bit of a pain point for us right now and can even be a blocker to getting the schedule organized.
It would be nice if we could sync subitems with Google Calendar, instead of just items. It would also be nice if we could specify a particular calendar within a Google account to sync with. My Google Calendar has several sub-calendars that I use to organize/color-code my events.
@Fantasy-Media-Team I’ve installed your app, and it works for adding new sub items to a Google calendar, but I don’t see how to keep those events synchronized when the subitem dates change. Can you explain how to implement that functionality?