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To send Excel data to Google Sheets, add your workbook from OneDrive or SharePoint as a data source in Kondado and paste the file address. Choose the worksheet you need, and Kondado reads the first filled row as the header and turns each title into a column. You can point the pipeline to a specific worksheet and choose where the replicated rows should appear in the destination spreadsheet.
Kondado replicates the selected Excel worksheet to Google Sheets on a schedule you set, from every 5 minutes to daily, so your team can build formulas, pivot summaries, and custom dashboards on scheduled worksheet updates. Updates keep the destination spreadsheet aligned with the source worksheet, making it easier to review budgets, targets, and registries in a shared workspace.
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With the Spreadsheet (worksheet) pipeline, each row of the selected Excel worksheet arrives in Google Sheets with the Excel row number and a normalized text column for every header title from the first filled row. Teams use this replicated worksheet data to compare budget lines, track targets, and consolidate registries inside a shared Google Sheets file. You can then add formulas, pivot summaries, and custom dashboards that refresh as the pipeline runs on your configured schedule. This makes the worksheet useful for agency analysts and technical users who need structured source rows in a collaborative spreadsheet.
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Add your OneDrive or SharePoint Excel file as a data source in Kondado and paste the file address. Select the worksheet you want the pipeline to read, using the first filled row as the header.
Choose the Google Sheets spreadsheet and worksheet where the replicated rows should land. Confirm the destination columns are ready for the normalized header names and the Excel row number.
Pick the Spreadsheet (worksheet) pipeline and review the row structure that will be replicated from the selected Excel worksheet. Set the update schedule, such as every 5 minutes, every 15 minutes, hourly, or daily, then save the pipeline.
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