Automate tasks with Google Sheets
Create a new spreadsheet and edit with others at the same time, from your computer, phone or tablet.
https://spreadsheets.google.com
Triggers
The trigger is the event that starts the automation.
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If it contains rows, select the next
Extract one by one, sequentially, each row of a sheet.
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If it contains rows, select the next x rows
Extract 2 by 2 or 3 by 3 rows sequentially.
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If it contains rows, select the next x rows according to a value
Extract 2 by 2 or 3 by 3 rows sequentially according to one or more filters you specify.
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If it contains rows, select a random one
Extract randomly each row of a sheet.
- You can exclude rows that contain or do not contain certain words or values.
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If it contains rows, select next row according to a value (Deprecated)
Extract one by one, sequentially, each row of a sheet where a certain column has a specific value, such as a number, a text, empty value, etc.
- You can limit the search of the rows to a specific sheet or to all of them.
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If it contains rows, select next row according to a value
Extract one by one, sequentially, each row of a sheet where a certain column has a specific value, such as a number, a text, empty value, etc.
- You can limit the search of the rows to a specific sheet or to all of them.
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If it contains rows, select a group (CSV)
Extract first row of a sheet where a certain column has a specific value, such as a number, a text, empty value, etc.
- You can limit the search of the rows to a specific sheet or to all of them.
Actions
The action is what happens automatically, without you having to do anything else.
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Add a new row at the end of a sheet
Add a new row allowing you to specify the values that each of the columns will take. The first row of the sheet whose column 'A' is empty will be the one that receives the values.
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Add a list of items to the end of a sheet
Create a new row for each element, allowing you to specify the values that each of the columns will take. The first row of the sheet whose 'A' column is empty will be the one to receive the values
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Finds and replaces data in cells
Finds and replaces data in cells over a sheet or column.
- Case sensitive and insensitive matching.
- Match the entire cell content or part of a cell.
- Include or skip cells with formulas.
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Get a row according to a column value
Extract first row of a sheet where a certain column has a specific value, such as a number, a text, empty value, etc.
- You can limit the search of the rows to a specific sheet or to all of them.
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Update a row of a sheet
Update a specific row in a Google Sheets document, indicating the URL, sheet name or number, row number, and the values of the different columns that you want to update.
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Import a CSV file into a sheet
Import a CSV file into a spreadsheet, allowing you to specify the row and column of the spreadsheet to start the dump of data from the CSV file.
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Insert a new row at the top of a sheet
Move rows in a sheet to insert a new row at the beginning, allowing you to specify the values that each of the columns will take.
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Add a new sheet in a Document
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Move a sheet to a new position
Move a sheet in a document containing two or more to a new position, modifying the order.
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Clear a row
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Extract CSV for first/last rows
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Get row data by number
Given a row number extract the values of each column.
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Extract multiple rows and columns as CSV
Extract one or more specific rows and columns as CSV.
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Extract multiple rows and columns
Extract one or more specific rows and columns.
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Count rows by column
Troubleshooting
Error messages and suggestions to fix it.
PERMISSION_DENIED - Request had insufficient authentication scopes.
This error occurs because the Google account connected to Botize does not have sufficient permissions.
To resolve this, when adding a new profile in Botize for Google Sheets, select the option "View, edit, create, and delete all your Google Sheets spreadsheets" that appears. This will grant Botize the necessary permissions to properly operate with your spreadsheets.
Sheet name not found
In the automatic task, you specified a sheet name that does not exist in the corresponding Google Sheets document. Edit the automatic task and verify that the sheet name exactly matches an existing sheet in your Google Sheets document, paying attention to possible typographical errors and case sensitivity.