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by Harry Gunadi Permana
Import Forex Factory Calendar To Google Calendar Purpose of this n8n Template Import Forex Factory Calendar events into Google Calendar. Delete past Forex Factory Calendar events from Google Calendar. Use Cases: Get reminders for important economic data releases — especially High Impact news. Use as a trigger for opening trading positions. How It Works (Adding Next Week’s Events to Google Calendar) Every Sunday, the workflow fetches the next week’s events (.ics file) using the HTTP node. The file is parsed with the Extract From File node. Events are split using the Split Out node so each event is processed separately. Events are classified into three categories — High, Medium, and Low Impact — using the Switch node. High Impact news is added to Google Calendar with a popup reminder set 30 minutes before release. Medium Impact news is added to Google Calendar without a reminder. Low Impact news is ignored. How It Works (Deleting Past Events from Google Calendar) The workflow retrieves events from the past 10 days using the Google Calendar node. If an event is related to Forex Factory, it will be deleted. If it is not related, it will be left untouched. How to Use Enter your credentials for all Google Calendar nodes. Requirements A valid Google Calendar credential. Need Help? Join the Discord or ask in the Forum! Thank you!
by Lucas Peyrin
How it works This template is a hands-on, practical exam designed to help you master n8n Expressions—the key to accessing and manipulating data in your workflows. If the 🎓 Expressions Tutorial Template was the theory lesson, this is the practical driving test. You'll learn how to navigate through complex data structures to get the exact piece of information you need. All challenges will reference a single "Source Data" node, which acts as our data "map". The test is a series of six sequential challenges that build in complexity: Basic Access: Getting a simple value from an object. Array Access: Targeting a specific item in a list. Nested Object Access: Reaching data inside another object. Array of Objects: Combining array and object skills to get a specific value from a list of objects. Using JavaScript: Applying simple JavaScript functions (like .toUpperCase()) to your data. Combining Text & Expressions: Creating dynamic strings that mix static text with data from previous nodes. For each challenge, you'll write an expression in a "Test" node. When you execute the workflow, an IF node will instantly validate your answer, giving you a green path for success or a red path with a hint if you need to try again. Set up steps Setup time: < 1 minute This workflow is a self-contained test and requires no setup or credentials. Read the instructions on the main sticky note to understand the goal. Start with the first challenge, "Test - Basic Access". Modify the node by writing the correct expression in the value field, according to the instructions on the purple sticky note. Click "Execute Workflow". If the execution path is green, you've passed! The next "Test" node in the sequence will automatically be enabled for you to continue. If the path is red, read the hint in the error message and try again. Repeat the process until you reach the final success message and become an expressions pro. Good Luck!