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RFC 3339 Error

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Hi,
I am running into a RFC 3339 error in my app. The full error message is:
 
I am using Excel as a data source (which is bad and we're moving to SharePoint in the future). The app performs a LookUp from the data entered into the app and searches for a unique ID match in the Excel spreadsheet. If a match is found, it updates the record; if not, it creates a new one. I messed with the datasource (which is  the cause) for readability reasons. The problem is that now the LookUp isn't writing/upserting records as intended to the data source. I've tried refreshing the data source in the app, creating a new table, deleting, etc. I've verified that the records with the unique ID posted to the data source exactly match the one(s) in the collection. The formulas still write to the source but it only creates, it doesn't update.
 
The error(found live monitoring) occurs in the OnSelect of a Submit button with the code:
ForAll(Filter(collection1, collection1[@Helper] in Table14[@Helper]),Patch(collection1,ThisRecord,{Revised:"Yes"}));Navigate('Submit Screen')
I've tried DateTime and DateTimeValue to try and see if that works- my initial thought that it was the 'Date Received' date picker causing the error but it throws out errors  in the Patch(collection). So my next thought is that it must be that datasource. I've also tried changing the Date column to ISO 8601 manually in the Excel data source, but it throws the same error.
 
Any help is appreciated!
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    WarrenBelz Profile Picture
    153,779 Most Valuable Professional on at
    You are correct that Excel is a far from ideal data source - try using whatever unique identification field is in your Table
    ForAll(
       Filter(
          collection1 As _col, 
          _col.Helper in Table14.Helper
       ) As _Data,
       Patch(
          collection1,
          LookUp(
             collection1,
             YourIDField = _Data.YourIDField
          ),
          {Revised:"Yes"}
       )
    );
    Navigate('Submit Screen')
     
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    A quick follow-up to see if you received the answer you were looking for or if you need further assistance.

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