Topic: How to read data from Google Sheet Using Big Query.
In this
article, we will learn how to read data from Google Sheets using
BigQuery. BigQuery is a powerful tool that allows
you to access, analyze, visualize, and share billions of rows of data from your
spreadsheet with Connected Sheets, the new BigQuery data connector.
To get started, you need to meet all of the following
requirements: Access to the Google Cloud platform, BigQuery access, and a
project with billing setup in BigQuery. Once
you have met these requirements, you can create a BigQuery table with the
datasource Google Drive document (URL of Google Sheet). After
the schema is recognized, the today data from Google Sheet is visible in
BigQuery. You
can then run a query to display all of your daily data.
Connected Sheets runs queries on
BigQuery on your behalf either when manually requested or on a defined
schedule. Results of those queries are saved
in your spreadsheet for analysis and sharing. You
can also use Connected Sheets to collaborate with partners, analysts, or other
stakeholders in a familiar spreadsheet interface.
Here are the steps to read data from
Google Sheets using BigQuery:
1.
Ensure
that you have access to the Google Cloud platform, BigQuery access, and a
project with billing setup in BigQuery.
2.
Create
a BigQuery table with the datasource Google Drive document (URL of Google
Sheet).
3.
Run
a query to display all of your daily data.
4.
Use
Connected Sheets to collaborate with partners, analysts, or other stakeholders
in a familiar spreadsheet interface.
If you’re interested in learning more about working with
BigQuery data in Google Sheets, you can watch a video tutorial.
I hope this helps!