New Release: GC Google Sheets 1.4

GC Google Sheets is a beast that sends your freshest entries automatically to Google Sheets. Other than its dead-simple UX, secure authentication, and absolute privacy, it can also sync changes made to entry data with Google Sheets automatically.

1.4 is all about that feature: it’s (not so) dark past, beautiful present, and exciting future.

Unlimited editing unleashed

Before, the Update & Delete Rows feature used Google Sheets’ developer metadata to match an entry with its corresponding row. With the 1.4 update, that connection ( 😉 ) is done directly through a column in the sheet instead.

Here’s a visual of the default GCGS Lookup ID in action:

Why does this matter?

• Developer metadata enforced a cap that, when reached, would stop changes to new entries from syncing with the sheet. Now that cap ain’t no more—you can edit to your heart’s desire.
• The ability to control how you want to link rows and entries.
• As a bonus for the future, this paves the way for Update Feeds. 🙌

Feeds created prior to this change will continue to work normally, but we highly recommend switching for the reasons mentioned above. See how it works in this short documentation section:

Sheet just got real

GC Google Sheets 1.4 is available for download now in your Spellbook. 📖

Not a Gravity Connect user yet? Here’s how you can join the cool kids club.

Before we go, here are four tidbits of what else you can do with GC Google Sheets, for the road:

1. Populate Google Sheets data into your forms (via Populate Anything).
2. Specify exactly which sheet to send data to (or create a new one from scratch).
3. Send previous entry data to Google Sheets with the free Feed Forge.
4. Integrate with Gravity Flow.

Any questions? Drop them down in the comments below.