Basic Configuration

sheet_name: this is the name by which you'll want to refer to your sheet. It can be anything you like and doesn't have to be the google sheet name. We will refer to the sheet using the sheet_key as it's less error prone
sheet_key: this is a unique key automatically created for every sheet by google. It's easy to spot, when you have your sheet opened, if you look at the URL it will be something like that. In the example below the key is 10JJdwwd_lm4556uwedu4zu5u6r0h2VIDTjRXg it always follows the /d/ and precedes the /edit part.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10JJdwwd_lm4556uwedu4zu5u6r0h2VIDTjRXg/edit#gid=0

target_schema: This one is optional if you set up a target_schema in your project file. If you did not, or you want to override the default you can just specify it here!
target_table: This will be the name of the table in which sheetwork will push your data from the sheet.

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sheet_name: this is the name by which you'll want to refer to your sheet. It can be anything you like and doesn't have to be the google sheet name. We will refer to the sheet using the sheet_key as it's less error prone
sheet_key: this is a unique key automatically created for every sheet by google. It's easy to spot, when you have your sheet opened, if you look at the URL it will be something like that. In the example below the key is 10JJdwwd_lm4556uwedu4zu5u6r0h2VIDTjRXg it always follows the /d/ and precedes the /edit part.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10JJdwwd_lm4556uwedu4zu5u6r0h2VIDTjRXg/edit#gid=0

target_schema: This one is optional if you set up a target_schema in your project file. If you did not, or you want to override the default you can just specify it here!
target_table: This will be the name of the table in which sheetwork will push your data from the sheet.

Last updated 5 years ago

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