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A valid Google Spreadsheet account. 

• The Snap conforms to the limitations imposed by Google Drive service. A spreadsheet may contain multiple worksheets. The cell count limit applies to the sum of the cells in all the worksheets in a spreadsheet.
• If the spreadsheet or worksheet to which you want to write contains one or more leading or trailing spaces, the Worksheet Writer Snap does not function as expected:
  • If the spreadsheet name contains leading or trailing spaces, the Snap displays a "Spreadsheet not found" error.
  • If the worksheet name contains leading or trailing spaces, the Snap creates a new worksheet in the target spreadsheet using the worksheet name specified, without the extra space. 

Workaround: Enclose the names of the spreadsheet and worksheet in quotes (") and enable expressions for both Spreadsheet and Worksheet fields.

This Snap uses account references created on the Accounts page of SnapLogic Manager to handle access to this endpoint. This Snap uses a Google OAuth2 Account (Client ID, Client Secret, etc) or Google Dynamic OAuth2 Account (Access Token). See Configuring Google Spreadsheet Accounts for more information.

Required. The name of the spreadsheet containing the worksheet to be written to. If the spreadsheet does not exist, you can type the name of the sheet to be created at the root level.

Example: My Google Sheet

Default value: None

Required. The name of the worksheet to be written to. If the worksheet does not exist, you can type the name of the worksheet to be created.

Example: Sheet1

Default value:  None

Select this option to overwrite existing information if the worksheet exists.

Default value: Not selected

Select this option if the row containing column names should be written to the worksheet.
Default value: Selected

Specify whether the input value must be preserved or parsed. Available options are:

• RAW: The input is not parsed and is inserted as a string. For example, "=1+2" places the string "=1+2" in the cell, not the implied result.
• USER_ENTERED: The input is parsed exactly as if it were entered into the Google Sheets UI. For example, "Mar 1 2016" becomes a date, and "=1+2" becomes a formula. Formats may also be inferred; so "$100.15" becomes a number with currency formatting.

Default value: RAW

Specify the maximum number of retry attempts that the Snap must make to write into the worksheet.

Default value: 3

Specify the time interval in seconds for each retry attempt.

Default value: 1

The time limit in seconds for the Snap to read the data. If this limit is crossed, the Snap skips to the next batch of records.

Default value: 180

Time in seconds. In the event of a connection failure, the Snap stops a connection attempt after the specified time. For example, if the HTTP timeout is set to 30 seconds, and the Snap fails to establish a connection until 30 seconds, the pipeline logs a timeout exception and aborts execution.

Default value: 20