Google Sheets
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By integrating your sheets in Google Sheets with Trino to create a Data model in Endash, you can efficiently update your data, ensuring that it remains current and synchronized. This connection provides a smooth and user-friendly experience, making data management more efficient and accessible with only just a few steps to set up.
If you maintain an IP whitelist for your database, you’ll need to whitelist these below Endash IP addresses so that your data can be accessed properly:
175.45.203.148
Please grant our service account endash@cigro-cloud.iam.gserviceaccount.com permission to access this sheet and any other sheets defined in the metadata.
The Metadata Sheet ID is the number of characters in your URL, after /d/ and before /edit.
For example: If your Google Sheets URL is https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/abcedefghijklnmopqrstuvw5DV7uS9b1mI/edit?gid=0#gid=0 -> then the Metadata Sheet ID is abcedefghijklnmopqrstuvw5DV7uS9b1ml
Create a Reading sheet, and name it as you want.
Create a column for the Table name(s) and the SheetID name(s), you can name them as you want.
The Table name shall be the data model name, you can name them as you want.
You should not use any special character, aside from the underline "_".
For the SheetID name(s), follow this format: Metadata_Sheet_ID#sheet_name
For example: abcedefghijklnmopqrstuvw5DV7uS9b1ml#Sheet 1 with
abcedefghijklnmopqrstuvw5DV7uS9b1ml is the Metadata Sheet ID
Sheet 1 name is the Sheet name
Separate the Metadata Sheet ID and Sheet name with the "#"
Please make sure that both the Metadata Sheet ID and Sheet name are correct.
Please check any redundant spacing characters.
Also please make sure that the column name of any sheet is on 1 same line only.
After filling out the Connection name (it should be a unique name) and your Metadata Sheet ID, click the Continue button.
Your Google Sheets connection is ready to process and use as a data model.