Google Sheets export
Connect your Symon.AI and Google Sheets accounts to export your data to your Google Sheets account. This connection allows Symon.AI to write data to Google Sheets.
Connect your Symon.AI and Google Sheets accounts to export your data to your Google Sheets account. This connection allows Symon.AI to write data to Google Sheets.
Set up the connector to be available for use with the Export tool. You only need to set up the connection once. After the connection is set up, Symon.AI can write updates and inserts in Google Sheets.
Caution
Google Sheets has a maximum cell limit of 10 million cells. Google API automatically generates 26 A-Z columns when a new sheet is created. For tables with less than 26 columns, the maximum cell limit might be reached before reaching the 10 million cell limit.
Create the connection
Create the connection between Symon.AI and Google Sheets. Generate a new Google Sheets connection or use an existing one.
In Symon.AI, go to your pipe.
Add the Export tool.
In the Export tool configuration section, click the Connection drop-down.
From the connection drop-down, click + New connection.
Create the new Google Sheets connection for the Export tool.
On the Create a connection page, click Google Sheets.
Sign in with Google. If you are already signed in, choose an account.
Follow the on-screen prompts, ensuring that you selected options to grant access required for exporting data to Google Sheets.
Click Continue and you are redirected to Symon.AI.
The Google Sheets connector name now appears in the Connection field.
In your pipe on the Export tool configuration page, find the new connection in the Connection drop-down.
Enter the name and spreadsheet name.
Note
The name is the whole workbook name. The spreadsheet name is the sheet name within the workbook.
Click Export now.
The data is now available to use in the Export tool. For more information about the tool, see ???.
In Symon.AI, go to your pipe.
Add the Export tool.
In the Export tool configuration section, click the Connection drop-down.
Search for and select your existing Google Sheets connection.
Enter the name and spreadsheet name.
Note
The name is the whole workbook name. The spreadsheet name is the sheet name within the workbook.
Click Export now.
The data is now available to use in the Export tool. For more information about the tool, see ???.