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# Google Sheets

Integrate your Workflow with Google Sheets

The Google Sheets integration allows you to create and retrieve Sheets within the connected Drive account.

## Create Spreadsheet

1. **Parent Folder (Optional):** choose a folder to create the spreadsheet in
2. **Title:** the title of the created spreadsheet
3. **JSON Data (Array of Objects):** the content to populate the rows and columns, supports JSON

### Example

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## Retrieve Spreadsheet

1. **Google Sheets URL** Enter the full Google Sheets URL (e.g., <https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ABC123.../edit?gid=0>)
2. **Start Row Index (Optional)** Optional starting row index (0-based). Leave empty to start from the beginning of the sheet.
3. **End Row Index (Optional)** Optional ending row index (exclusive). Leave empty to include all rows to the end of the sheet.
4. **Start Column Index (Optional)** Optional starting column index (0-based). Leave empty to start from the first column.
5. **End Column Index (Optional)** Optional ending column index (exclusive). Leave empty to include all columns to the end of the sheet.

### Example

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