Write to Google Sheets connection method (Export)
For the Write to Google Sheets connection method, there are a few steps involved which are provided below:
Enter the Google Sheet link to retrieve the inventory.
For example: the link will be like this https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/.......
Please change Google permission to anyone with the link and can edit for it to work for anyone or giving permission to stock-sync@appspot.gserviceaccount.com to access the file.
If you want to protect your Sheets, please ensure you give permission to stock-sync@appspot.gserviceaccount.com to access the file.
Enabling Replace all is defined will clear the google sheet before writing. By default, it is disabled and will not clear the sheet.
By default Create new line is enabled and the new products will be appended as well as updating the existing product. Ensure that Create new line always enabled before Starting the Process.
In the Matching Column section of Step 2 , only column indexes are supported for export feed, and not column names. Please ensure that using column index (1,2,3) instead of column name.
Enter the Google Sheet link to retrieve the inventory.
For example: the link will be like this https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/.......
Please change Google permission to anyone with the link and can edit for it to work for anyone or giving permission to stock-sync@appspot.gserviceaccount.com to access the file.
If you want to protect your Sheets, please ensure you give permission to stock-sync@appspot.gserviceaccount.com to access the file.Enabling Replace all is defined will clear the google sheet before writing. By default, it is disabled and will not clear the sheet.
By default Create new line is enabled and the new products will be appended as well as updating the existing product. Ensure that Create new line always enabled before Starting the Process.
In the Matching Column section of Step 2 , only column indexes are supported for export feed, and not column names. Please ensure that using column index (1,2,3) instead of column name.
Updated on: 07/11/2024
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