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Google Sheets

Append a row, read a range, find a row, or update a range.

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What this guide covers

  • A Google account through the Google authorization flow with access to the intended spreadsheet.
  • 4 supported workflow actions.
  • The connection acts with the authorized Google account's access. Share only the spreadsheets needed by the workflow.
  • Concurrent updates can overwrite or reorder data if the workflow assumes a stable row.

What Google Sheets connects

A Google account through the Google authorization flow with access to the intended spreadsheet.

Append a row, read a range, find a row, or update a range.

Prerequisites and permissions

  1. Google account permission to the spreadsheet
  2. Spreadsheet identifier
  3. Valid A1-style range or column/range inputs required by the action

Connect and configure

  1. Open the intended Agent Project → Integrations.
  2. Find Google Sheets and select Connect.
  3. Complete authorization with the correct external identity.
  4. Confirm the returned connection status is active.
  5. In the workflow builder, add App Action.
  6. Select Google Sheets, choose one supported action, select the connection, and complete the fields Yanola displays.
  7. Save and test with controlled data before activation.

Supported actions

Google Sheets workflow actions
Action IDWhat it does
append_rowAdd a row to a sheet.
read_rangeRead values from a sheet range.
find_rowFind the first row containing a value in a column.
update_rangeOverwrite values in a sheet range.

Example workflow

Append a qualified lead's name, phone, category, and timestamp to a shared sheet.

Google Sheets pattern
text
Workflow Trigger → Validate inputs → App Action (Google Sheets) → Condition → Notify or End Flow

Reconnection and token expiration

  1. Open Integrations when a workflow reports a missing, expired, revoked, or error connection.
  2. Select Reconnect for Google Sheets.
  3. Authorize the intended identity again.
  4. Validate access to the exact resource used by the workflow.
  5. Retest every dependent App Action.

Troubleshooting

Google Sheets troubleshooting
SymptomWhat to check
Connection is expired, revoked, or errorReconnect from Integrations and complete provider consent.
Action cannot find a resourceGrant the connected identity access and use the exact provider ID.
Action input is rejectedMatch the action-specific fields and data types shown in the node.
Test and live behavior differCheck provider environment, current permissions, external rate limits, and live data.

Limitations and security

Concurrent updates can overwrite or reorder data if the workflow assumes a stable row.

Yanola does not expose spreadsheet formulas, charts, or workbook administration as separate actions.