Select the Google Sheets file you want to populate.
Make sure you have editing access to the worksheet you are trying to connect to.
Once you've chosen the desired Google Sheets file, select the worksheet or tab you want to populate.
Ensure that the sheet name doesn't contain punctuation and that the first row of the worksheet is a header row with filled-in column names. If Column A's first row has a missing value, data will be inserted at the top of the sheet, not at the bottom.
After determining the worksheet or tab, open the Column Mapping configuration drawer. You can configure up to 26 columns (Column A to Column Z).
Fill in the column fields with the desired data. To include Variables, use the "$" prefix to support the interpolation of static text and Variables. You can also use system variables as the Column Mapping value to timestamp when new Google Sheet Rows are added, helping you track events.
For Google Sheets calculations, add the formula in the relevant field to automatically calculate and display the value when a new row is added to the worksheet.
If you want to leave a column blank in the sheet, leave its field in the configuration drawer empty.
To update the worksheet and column mapping fields, click on the refresh button in the configuration drawer.