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Calendar Import App

The Calendar Import App allows you to import calendar events from ICS files into Stackby tables.

The Calendar Import App allows you to import calendar events from ICS files into Stackby tables. You can map event details such as title, start date, end date, location, and description to existing Stackby columns.

Getting Started

  1. Open your Stackby workspace.

  2. Open the Stack where you want to import calendar events.

  3. Navigate to the Apps

  4. Search for Calendar Import.

  5. Click Add to install the App.

Importing Calendar Events

  1. Open the Calendar Import App.

  2. Drag and drop your ICS file into the App.

  3. Once uploaded, map calendar event details to the corresponding Stackby columns.

  4. Select the fields you want to import, such as Event Name, Start Date, End Date, Location, and Description.

  5. Review the sample records to verify the field mappings.

  6. Click Create Records to import the calendar events into your table.

Understanding Field Mapping

Field mapping helps you connect calendar information with Stackby columns.

Calendar Field

Stackby Column

Event Summary

Event Name

Start Date

Date

End Date

End Date

Location

Location

Description

Long Text

You can import only the fields you need.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Calendar Import App?

It allows you to import calendar events from ICS files into Stackby tables.

2. What is an ICS file?

An ICS file is a standard calendar file format used to store and share event details.

3. Can I import multiple calendar events at once?

Yes, you can import multiple events from a supported ICS file.

4. Can I select specific event details to import?

Yes, you can map only the required calendar fields to Stackby columns.

5. Can I preview events before importing?

Yes, you can review sample records before clicking Create Records.

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