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This is a tutorial on how to sync data (one-way) from a table in your Coda doc to a worksheet in your Google Sheets. The script shown in this tutorial supports adding, deleting, and updating rows in Coda and seeing those changes reflected in Google Sheets. To read the full tutorial and how-to for this script, please go to this post: https://coda.io/@atc/how-to-sync-data... Easily jump to sections in this video: Intro - 0:00 Create a new project in Google Apps Script - 1:20 Copy script over to Google Apps Script - 1:43 Add Coda's library for Google Apps script - 2:44 Get your Coda API token - 3:44 Find your Coda (source) Doc ID - 4:54 Enable developer mode in Coda to get your Coda table ID - 5:51 Get your Google Sheets ID - 6:49 Write your target worksheet name (Google Sheets) into Google Apps Script - 7:07 Add a "Coda Source Row URL" column to your Google Sheet - 7:37 Select runSync and run that function to being the sync - 8:26 Add new rows to sync - 9:55 Delete rows in Coda and see them deleted in Google Sheets - 12:07 Update rows in Coda and see them updated in Google Sheets - 15:43 Insert new columns in Google Sheets or Coda - 17:48 Set up GAS trigger to run script every minute, hour, or day - 19:32 View logs from when the script last ran in GAS - 21:33 The reason you may want to sync data from a table in Coda to a Google Sheet is you may only want certain information to show up in the Google Sheet for the recipient of that Google Sheet. Sometimes people you work with can only pull data from a Google Sheet or reporting has to be done in a Google Sheet, so this script would help with making sure that the Google Sheet stays in-sync with your Coda table. Another reason for syncing to Google Sheets is for Google Sheets to be a "backup" of all your data in Coda. Finally, finance and accounting departments typically need to see data in a spreadsheet, so syncing your business data over from Coda to a Google Sheet helps solve this problem for finance and accounting departments. Some of the resources mentioned in this tutorial: 👉 Full post about this script: https://coda.io/@atc/how-to-sync-data... 👉 Script in GitHub: https://github.com/al-codaio/coda-goo... 👉 Tutorial on syncing data from Google Sheets to Coda: • How to sync data (one-way) from Google She... 👉 Community thread: https://community.coda.io/t/how-to-sy... 👉 Original blog post about syncing data between Coda docs: https://coda.io/@atc/how-to-sync-data... ▶ Follow the Coda blog: https://blog.coda.io ▶ Join the Coda community: https://community.coda.io