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Supported operations
Operation
Description
Create SpreadSheets
Creates a new Google Spreadsheet with the given title and optional sheet data provided as a JSON or CSV formatted string.
Delete SpreadSheet
Deletes the specified Google Sheets spreadsheet.
Create Sheet
Create a new sheet
Delete Sheet
Delete a sheet
Clear Sheet
Clears all data in the specified range of a Google Sheets spreadsheet.
Get Rows in Sheet
Read all rows in a sheet
Append Row in Sheet
Create a new row
Append or Update Row in Sheet
Append a new row, or update the current one if it already exists.
Update Row in Sheet
Updates an existing row in a Google Spreadsheet with the provided data.
Delete Rows or Columns
Deletes rows or columns in a specified Google Sheets document and sheet using provided indices.
Documentation
FAQ about Google Sheets integrations
Why am I getting a 401/403 error when trying to access Google Sheets?
This typically indicates an authentication or authorization issue. Please check the following: - Ensure your Google Sheets API credentials are correctly configured in GoInsight. - Verify that the Google Cloud project has the Google Sheets API enabled. - Check that the service account has the necessary permissions to access the target spreadsheet. - Make sure the spreadsheet is shared with the service account email if using service account authentication.
What format should I use for the SheetData parameter when creating spreadsheets?
The SheetData parameter accepts either JSON or CSV formatted strings. For JSON format, use a nested array structure like [["Header1", "Header2"], ["Value1", "Value2"]]. For CSV format, use comma-separated values with line breaks, such as "Header1,Header2\nValue1,Value2".
How do I specify cell ranges in Google Sheets operations?
Use the standard A1 notation for cell ranges. Examples include: Sheet1!A1:C10; Sheet1!A:A; Sheet1!1:1; A1:C10.
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