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This guide explains how to use the system day‑to‑day, including the meaning of each column, reminder formats, and how Notion ↔ Sheets mappings should be set up.
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## 1) Core columns (Sheet)
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-**Widget Clr**
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- Hex color for the widget tile (e.g., `#2980b9`).
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## 2) Notion property names (mapping)
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Note: In Notion, the reminders field is called **Reminders**. It should map to **Relative Reminders** in Sheets.
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## 3) How reminders work
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- If the owner timezone differs in offset, a separate reminder series is created in Google Calendar.
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- If the timezone offsets are the same, reminders attach directly to the main event.
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- Every event also gets a **0‑minute popup reminder** at its start time.
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## 4) Adding new events
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1. Add a new row in Notion (or Sheets).
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2. Make sure required fields are filled.
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3. The script will create the calendar event and write the ID back into the sheet.
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## 5) Editing or deleting events
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-**Edit**: change any field and the next sync updates the event.
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-**Delete**: removing a row deletes both the main event and its reminder series.
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