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The Google Data Operation is used to write and fetch data from Google Sheets.
Send data from Airkit to a Google Spreadsheet
Fetch data from a Google Spreadsheet to display to an app user your Airkit app
The Google Instance to perform the Data Operation on. The dropdown options are populated by the list of integrated Instances in your Airkit App under Settings > Integrations.
The Google operation to perform. There are two operations available:
Appends a row to a specified Google Sheet. For example, intakes data from a form on Airkit to be saved into a Google Sheet.
Drive (optional)
Selects the desired Google Drive to retrieve Sheets from. If no value is selected, all Google Drives connected to the App will be available.
By checking Use a custom expression, the cell becomes an expression editor and expects the Drive ID as a string.
Spreadsheet
Selects the Spreadsheet to work with. This dropdown is populated with all the Google Sheets from the Google Drive accounts that are connected to the app.
By checking Use a custom expression, the cell becomes an expression editor and expects the spreadsheet ID as a string.
Worksheet
Selects the specified Worksheet to perform the Operation on. This dropdown is populated with the list of all the Worksheets within the specified Spreadsheet.
By checking Use a custom expression, the cell becomes an expression editor and expects the worksheet ID as a string.
Record Values
Selects the desired column for the data to be appended to and the corresponding value. This field expects an object with the keys of the index of the row column. It is only possible to write to one row at a time and this operation will write to the first empty row in the sheet.
Example:
By checking the Expression icon on the right, the cell becomes an expression editor.
Value Input Option (optional)
Determines how the input data is interpreted.
The available operations are:
RAW: If selected, the data or value passed will not be parsed or evaluated. For instance, if the value SUM(1,2) is entered, the String of SUM(1,2) will be the input.
USER_ENTERED: If selected, Google Sheets will attempt to evaluate the String where if the value of SUM(1,2) is entered, the value of 3 will be the input.
Fetches data from Google Sheets that can be stored within a variable for use in subsequent Data Operation steps. For example, retrieve data from a Google Sheet to be displayed to an app user.
Spreadsheet
Selects the Spreadsheet to perform the Operation on. This dropdown is populated with the list of all the Google Spreadsheets associated with your username.
By checking Use a custom expression, the cell becomes an expression editor and expects the spreadsheet ID as a string.
Worksheet
Selects the specified Worksheet to perform the Operation on. This dropdown is populated with the list of all the Worksheets within the specified Spreadsheet.
By checking Use a custom expression, the cell becomes an expression editor and expects the worksheet ID as a string.
Cell Range
Selects the specified Worksheet to perform the Operation on. This dropdown is populated with the list of all the Worksheets within the specified Spreadsheet. Expects an a1 style input such as "A1:B1"
Example, from the spreadsheet of these values:
The following Cell Range:
Returns the following:
Value Render Options
Determines how values should be rendered in the output.
Formatted Value
Values will be calculated & formatted in the reply according to the cell's formatting. Formatting is based on the spreadsheet's locale, not the requesting user's locale. For example, if A1 is 1.23 and A2 is =A1 and formatted as currency, then A2 would return "$1.23".
Unformatted Value Values will be calculated, but not formatted in the reply. For example, if A1 is 1.23 and A2 is =A1 and formatted as currency, then A2 would return the number 1.23.
Formula:
Values will not be calculated. The reply will include the formulas. For example, if A1 is 1.23 and A2 is =A1 and formatted as currency, then A2 would return "=A1".
In both cases, Airkit creates a variable called "Google" that can then be passed into subsequent operations.
