I'm a newbie. However, I'd like to learn more about this skill.
I've looked for enormous information on the Internet, but there's no complete one to form. I'm developing Dialogflow to integrate with google sheet as well. Could you please post it on if you had more clear data?
Tool: Dialogflow(have integrated with Line), Google Sheet.
Purpose: It will store users input to google sheet.
This seems to give a complete tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FatMj-10gQ4
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Daily I want to update the google form (10+ forms dailys)
If there any way to send data to google form
I have google sheet with 3 column, COl1-Name, COl2-Age, COl-Location with 10+ rows of item,
Now i want to fill form for 10+ line of item one by one, So i want to send data from google sheet to google forms directly
Yes, you can Import data from Google Sheet and use it to fill out Google Forms. The idea here is that you have a make a little bot to automate your tasks. You can use any language you prefer.
Follow these steps:
Use Google Sheet API to import raw data.
Then, use the imported data to fill out the form and POST it to Google Forms
Here are some starter links to guide you through:
How to use Google Sheet API to import raw data?
How to dynamically prefill Google Form?
How to automate Google Form?
Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks.
PS: Google will limit your API usage if your traffic is quite large, but since you have mentioned 10+ forms on daily basis, it should be fine.
The current api is https://developers.google.com/sheets/api/reference/rest/v4/spreadsheets.sheets/copyTo
This is a workaround because I have to first copy an existing sheet and then clear its content before making any use of it.
Google App Script has InsertSheet and it is missing in sheets v4 api.
Why would Google team decide not to do such a simple one?
Well, it was not straight forward.
However the answer is in batchUpdate for Sheet Operations
https://developers.google.com/sheets/api/samples/sheet#add_a_sheet
I have a question, I want to link Big Query to Google Sheets. However, I don't have this option in Google Sheets:
Menu bar> Data> Data connectors> Connect to Big Query!
How do you get this option?
According to the documentation:
To access BigQuery data in Google Sheets, you need to meet all of the following requirements.
Access to the Google Cloud platform.
An Enterprise account
BigQuery access
A project with billing setup in BigQuery
Visit the documentation to have a detailed explanation of each point.
I would like to integrate Strava(sport tracking application/platform) with google Sheets, specifically I would like to update a google sheet spreadsheet when I upload an activity in Strava. There is some that can tell me what I was to do or where do I have to seek to learn to do it? Thank you in advance!
ps. The next step will be integrate Xiaomi Mi fit with google Sheet to compile the same spreadsheet, but I think that the tools are the same or at least almost...
If you are comfortable coding and working with REST API's, you could register for a developer account at Strava (https://developers.strava.com/) and implement this feature in your language/platform of choice. However, I would recommend starting with a much simple solution.
Check out Zapier (https://zapier.com/). Zapier lets you connect apps to build new functionality without writing a single line of code. It looks like Zapier has a Strava to Google Sheet integration, which is probably the quickest way for you to get started. Zapier is super simple, and offers tons of cool functionality.
Good luck!
I want to use Google spreadsheets to store data online so multiple people can enter and maintain data, then publish or export (csv, xls, ods) the sheet for their application. What is the easiest way to process the sheet? If the data can be accessed as a link the updates could be immediately reflected in the client's app.
This article Data Scraping Wikipedia with Google Spreadsheets discusses using Google spreadsheets as an application platform.
It already has features that allow you to share the spreadsheet with multiple editors, as well as the ability to define forms that you can invite people to fill out who's results will be entered into the spreadsheet as a row.
Just in case its still vaguely of interest 5 months later, there is a SQL-like wrapper language for Google Spreadsheets at:
http://gqlx.twyst.co.za
Its very much an alpha release - but maybe its of some use or perhaps the code could give you some ideas.
I think if I am clear on your requirements, you want to store your data online in a Google Spreadsheet where multiple people can access that right? Then you want an app to use that data? Correct me if I am wrong.
It is possible to have Google spreadsheet as a database and the client app can directly access that data through APIs - spreadsheet APIs . If you want a simple link where people can go and update - you can also have a web app using google apps scripting. very simple to use and would solve your purpose too , why to export your data to ods, xls, csv, make your app directly over Google Spreadsheet. Would be maintainable too.