Source features
By Jonatan1 author13 articles
- Transfer formatting across spreadsheetsLearn how to transfer text formatting, number styles, borders, cell color, and more
- Extract data from PDF and text documentsLearn how to extract structured data from PDF and Google Docs files and prepare the results for merging into one table.
- Use Outlook email as a sourceLearn how to save file attachments from Outlook emails to a folder with a Sheetgo automation.
- Filter which emails an Outlook source processesLearn how to build Outlook email filters with conditions, AND or OR logic, and nested groups in Sheetgo.
- Use a webhook as a sourcePush data into an automation from another application with a POST request.
- Declare column types for a sourceTell Sheetgo how to read each source column instead of relying on auto-detection.
- Use Gmail as a sourceSave the attachments of the Gmail messages you choose to a folder, ready for your folder automations.
- Filter which emails a Gmail source processesChoose which Gmail messages a Gmail source processes, by subject, sender, recipients or attachments.
- Turn email attachments into spreadsheet dataSave email attachments to a folder, then read that folder into a spreadsheet with a second automation.
- Use files from a folder as a sourceLearn how to import spreadsheets or extract data from documents in a folder, control which files Sheetgo reads, and configure the source.
- Use the Offset Header settingTell Sheetgo where your column labels are when they're not on row 1, or specify that your file has no header row at all.
- Use the Identify Data settingLearn how to get data traceability and see which source file your destination sheet data originated from
- Select tabs or a range from your spreadsheetControl exactly what data is drawn from the data source