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Handling Multiple Rows in Google Sheets with Stack

Overview​

Discover how to efficiently manage multiple rows in Google Sheets using Stack's enhanced features. Whether you need to create or update rows, Stack provides seamless integration with Google Sheets, allowing you to handle data directly from your account.

New Features​

Stack has upgraded its Google Sheets actions, introducing new capabilities:

  • Create Multiple Spreadsheet Rows: Easily add new data rows below existing ones.
  • Update Multiple Spreadsheet Rows: Modify existing data within a specified range.

Creating Multiple Spreadsheet Rows​

Effortlessly insert new data into your Google Sheets with Stack. This feature allows you to send data directly to a spreadsheet without third-party tools. Here's how:

Use Cases​

  • Bulk data entry into specific worksheets.
  • Importing data from external sources in batches.

Steps to Create Rows​

  1. Select the Action: Choose "Create Multiple Spreadsheet Rows" from the Action dropdown.
  2. Choose a Google Account: Select your integrated Google account from the dropdown menu.
  3. Select a Drive: Pick the drive where your spreadsheet is stored.
  4. Select a Spreadsheet and Worksheet: Choose the spreadsheet and the specific worksheet you wish to update.
  5. Select Columns: Define the starting and ending columns for your data. The first row is treated as the header row, and columns are labeled accordingly.
  6. Refresh Headers: If needed, click "Refresh Headers" to update the header values, ensuring data is accurately mapped.

Updating Multiple Spreadsheet Rows​

Modify existing data in your Google Sheets with ease using Stack. This feature is perfect for updating records based on unique identifiers.

Use Cases​

  • Bulk editing of product prices or inventory levels.
  • Updating customer records with new contact information.

Steps to Update Rows​

  1. Select the Action: Choose "Update Multiple Spreadsheet Rows" from the Action dropdown.
  2. Choose a Google Account: Select your integrated Google account from the dropdown menu.
  3. Select a Drive: Pick the drive where your spreadsheet is stored.
  4. Select a Spreadsheet and Worksheet: Choose the spreadsheet and the specific worksheet you wish to update.
  5. Enter the Row Number: Specify the row number you want to update.
  6. Select Columns: Define the starting and ending columns for your data. The first row is treated as the header row, and columns are labeled accordingly.
  7. Refresh Headers: If needed, click "Refresh Headers" to update the header values, ensuring data is accurately mapped.

By utilizing these features, Stack streamlines your data management processes, ensuring accuracy and efficiency in your workflows.