Quick Tutorial
Your Google Spreadsheet must be divided into titled columns like so:
Data can be grabbed using double curly braces {{ }} like so:
{{row.followers}}
⬇︎
1000, 1200, 5000 . . .
Gsheet will take whatever content placed inside, and
duplicate it for each row in your spreadsheet.
You can simply grab the value for the corresponding row by typing:
{{row.attribute}} or {{row.multiword_value}}
Column titles MUST start with a letter.
Values like {{row.2019}} or {{row.2019_year}} will NOT work
TRY IT OUT! 👉
Quick Tutorial
Your Google Spreadsheet must be divided into titled columns like so:
Data can be grabbed using double curly braces {{ }} like so:
{{row.followers}}
⬇︎
1000, 1200, 5000 . . .
Gsheet will take whatever content placed inside, and
duplicate it for each row in your spreadsheet.
You can simply grab the value for the corresponding row by typing:
{{row.attribute}} or {{row.multiword_value}}
Column titles MUST start with a letter.
Values like {{row.2019}} or {{row.2019_year}} will NOT work
TRY IT OUT! 👉
Quick Tutorial
Your Google Spreadsheet must be divided into titled columns like so:
Data can be grabbed using double curly braces {{ }} like so:
{{row.followers}}
⬇︎
1000, 1200, 5000 . . .
Gsheet will take whatever content placed inside, and
duplicate it for each row in your spreadsheet.
You can simply grab the value for the corresponding row by typing:
{{row.attribute}} or {{row.multiword_value}}
Column titles MUST start with a letter.
Values like {{row.2019}} or {{row.2019_year}} will NOT work
TRY IT OUT! 👉
Quick Tutorial
Your Google Spreadsheet must be divided into titled columns like so:
Data can be grabbed using double curly braces {{ }} like so:
{{row.followers}}
⬇︎
1000, 1200, 5000 . . .
Gsheet will take whatever content placed inside, and
duplicate it for each row in your spreadsheet.
You can simply grab the value for the corresponding row by typing:
{{row.attribute}} or {{row.multiword_value}}
Column titles MUST start with a letter.
Values like {{row.2019}} or {{row.2019_year}} will NOT work
TRY IT OUT! 👉
Quick Tutorial
Your Google Spreadsheet must be divided into titled columns like so:
Data can be grabbed using double curly braces {{ }} like so:
{{row.followers}}
⬇︎
1000, 1200, 5000 . . .
Gsheet will take whatever content placed inside, and
duplicate it for each row in your spreadsheet.
You can simply grab the value for the corresponding row by typing:
{{row.attribute}} or {{row.multiword_value}}
Column titles MUST start with a letter.
Values like {{row.2019}} or {{row.2019_year}} will NOT work
TRY IT OUT! 👉
Quick Tutorial
Your Google Spreadsheet must be divided into titled columns like so:
Data can be grabbed using double curly braces {{ }} like so:
{{row.followers}}
⬇︎
1000, 1200, 5000 . . .
Gsheet will take whatever content placed inside, and
duplicate it for each row in your spreadsheet.
You can simply grab the value for the corresponding row by typing:
{{row.attribute}} or {{row.multiword_value}}
Column titles MUST start with a letter.
Values like {{row.2019}} or {{row.2019_year}} will NOT work
TRY IT OUT! 👉
Quick Tutorial
Your Google Spreadsheet must be divided into titled columns like so:
Data can be grabbed using double curly braces {{ }} like so:
{{row.followers}}
⬇︎
1000, 1200, 5000 . . .
Gsheet will take whatever content placed inside, and
duplicate it for each row in your spreadsheet.
You can simply grab the value for the corresponding row by typing:
{{row.attribute}} or {{row.multiword_value}}
Column titles MUST start with a letter.
Values like {{row.2019}} or {{row.2019_year}} will NOT work
TRY IT OUT! 👉
