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Google Sheets Pipe

Create and edit your Google Sheets spreadsheets directly in your Tadabase App.

Getting Started

Prerequisites:

    • A Google account

In order to use Google Sheets with Tadabase, it is necessary to have a Google account. If you do not have one, you can create an account here.

Install the Google Sheets Pipe

1. Navigate to the Pipes section in your Tadabase app and click 'Install Pipe'. Type 'Google Sheets' into the search bar and click on the pipe to install. Click the 'Authorize and Install' button.

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2. A pop-up window will appear prompting you to sign in to your Google account (if you aren't already signed in). Once you have signed in to your account, the Google Sheets Pipe will be ready to use.

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API Calls

Additionally, you can adjust any of the following operations in the API Call:

Create a Spreadsheet

For more details and examples, go to the Google Sheets API Documentation - Create a Spreadsheet

Parameters
  • Spreadsheet Title* - Enter a title for the spreadsheet.
  • Sheet Name - Enter a title for the sheet located in your spreadsheet.

*Required

Response
  • Spreadsheet ID
  • Title
  • Sheet ID
  • Sheet Title
  • Spreadsheet URL
  • Named Range ID
  • Named Range Title

Get a Spreadsheet

For more details and examples, go to the Google Sheets API Documentation - Get a Spreadsheet

Parameters
  • Spreadsheet ID* - The Spreadsheet ID is returned by the 'Create a Spreadsheet' API call and can also be found by checking the spreadsheet link.

*Required

Response
  • Spreadsheet ID
  • Title
  • Sheet ID
  • Sheet Title
  • Spreadsheet URL

Add a Row of Values to a Sheet

For more details and examples, go to the Google Sheets API Documentation - Add a Row of Values to a Sheet

Note: Add field parameters according to your requirements, see below. (Default: 10 fields)

Parameters
  • Spreadsheet ID* - The Spreadsheet ID is returned by the 'Create a Spreadsheet' API call and can also be found by checking the spreadsheet link.
  • Sheet Name* - Enter the name of the specific sheet in your spreadsheet that you would like to add values to.
  • Field 1 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 2 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 3 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 4 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 5 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 6 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 7 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 8 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 9 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 10 - Enter a value or formula.

*Required

Response
  • Spreadsheet ID
  • Table Range
  • Updated Range
  • Updated Rows
  • Updated Columns
  • Updated Cells

Clear a Row of Values from a Sheet

For more details and examples, go to the Google Sheets API Documentation - Clear a Row of Values from a Sheet

Parameters
  • Spreadsheet ID* - The Spreadsheet ID is returned by the 'Create a Spreadsheet' API call and can also be found by checking the spreadsheet link.
  • Range* - For example: SheetName!A14:D14. Note: the range is returned by the 'Add a Row of Values' API call.

*Required

Response
  • Spreadsheet ID
  • Table Range
  • Updated Range
  • Updated Rows
  • Updated Columns
  • Updated Cells

Update a Row of Values in a Sheet

For more details and examples, go to the Google Sheets API Documentation - Update a Row of Values in a Sheet

Note: Add field parameters according to your requirements, see below. (Default: 10 fields)

Parameters
  • Spreadsheet ID* - The Spreadsheet ID is returned by the 'Create a Spreadsheet' API call and can also be found by checking the spreadsheet link.
  • Range* - For example: SheetName!A14:D14. Note: the range is returned by the 'Add a Row of Values' API call.
  • Field 1 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 2 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 3 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 4 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 5 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 6 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 7 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 8 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 9 - Enter a value or formula.
  • Field 10 - Enter a value or formula.

*Required

Response
  • Spreadsheet ID
  • Updated Range
  • Updated Rows
  • Updated Columns
  • Updated Cells

Get a Row of Values from a Sheet

For more details and examples, go to the Google Sheets API Documentation - Get a Row of Values from a Sheet

Parameters
  • Spreadsheet ID* - The Spreadsheet ID is returned by the 'Create a Spreadsheet' API call and can also be found by checking the spreadsheet link.
  • Range* - For example: SheetName!A14:D14. Note: the range is returned by the 'Add a Row of Values' API call.

*Required

Response
  • Range
  • Major Dimension
  • Field 1
  • Field 2
  • Field 3
  • Field 4
  • Field 5
  • Field 6
  • Field 7
  • Field 8
  • Field 9
  • Field 10

Adding and Deleting Rows of Values in a Sheet

The default amount of fields to be added/updated in a sheet is 10 fields. You can add/delete fields according to your requirements in the 'Request' tab of the API call.

Adding/Updating Rows

Navigate to the 'Request' tab of the API call. After the last field value in the code, add a comma and type in the field value you would like to add to your Google Sheet. Press the 'Save' button in the bottom right corner.

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In the example below, we added 5 more fields to the request, resulting in 15 fields added to the Google Sheet.

{
  "values": [
    ["{field1}", "{field2}", "{field3}", "{field4}","{field5}", "{field6}", "{field7}", "{field8}",
     "{field9}","{field10}", "{field11}", "{field12}" , "{field13}" , "{field14}" , "{field15}" ]
  ]
}

Be sure to edit the 'Parameters' Tab accordingly. If you add fields in the 'Request', add the fields in the 'Parameters' Tab.

Navigate to the 'Parameters' Tab. Click the 'Add New Parameter' button, and add the field name and slug according to the amount of values you added in the 'Request' Tab. Press the 'Save' button in the bottom right corner.

Deleting Rows

You can follow the same steps if you would like fewer fields than the default (10 fields) added to your Google Sheet. Navigate to the 'Request' tab of the API call. Delete the last field value in the code, including the comma before the field. Press the 'Save' button in the bottom right corner. Proceed according to how many fields you would like deleted from the request.

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In the example below, we deleted 3 fields in the request, resulting in 7 fields added to the Google Sheet.

{
  "values": [
    ["{field1}", "{field2}", "{field3}", "{field4}","{field5}", "{field6}", "{field7}" ]
    ]
}

Be sure to edit the 'Parameters' Tab accordingly. If you delete fields in the 'Request', delete the fields in the 'Parameters' Tab.

More Details

To learn more about this Pipe and see additional Examples, please see the Google Sheets Developer Guide.

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