I have to do a data migration from google sheets to bigquery.
What is the most optimal way to do it? any advice?
Thanks a lot
Try creating a table which uses Google Sheet as a datasource.
https://towardsdatascience.com/connect-bigquery-to-google-sheets-e3c4f1377659
You can migrate data from Google Sheets to BigQuery by using an Add-ons in your Google Sheets. The name of add-ons is BigQuery Uploader for Sheets.
In Google Sheets, go to Add-ons > Get add-ons in the menu and search BigQuery Uploader for Sheets
After the installation, you will see the add-ons.
You can set up your upload definitions.
You can run manual upload or use schedule uploads.
If successful, you will see the "Success" message.
You can see that data in Google Sheets have been migrated successfully to BigQuery.
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I am new to bigquery doing the data analytics certificate through google. I am trying to use data from that course to create a table and continue to receive this error. I have tried with multiple data sets. I am uploading as csv files, auto detect schema
Unexpected error
Tracking number: c7749408936598037
if you are using public dataset you can not create table.
You need your own GCP account , try for free trial account if not done.
I'm working on the Google Analytics Certificate as well(using Sandbox for BigQuery), I found that the error pops up and if I close out of the table creation window and refresh the page, the table is included under the dataset.
I'm not sure what is causing this, but I was able to load the csv files that I have needed so far. Hope this works for you as well!
As was previously stated above, simply close the "Create Table" window and confirm that's what you want to do, refresh the page in your browser and look under the dataset to find the table you created will actually be there.
Weird bug.
I think you should try to drop the file .csv in google cloud storage.
Create Table --> Create table from Google Cloud Storage --> Select your source path
Try to browse project name.
If still got error than upload it in google spreadsheet and than browse project name.
I did the same thing and its working.
Currently, I'm running several reports using SQL copying the data to Google sheets, amending said data to generate daily stats.
Most of the reports I run using SQL have the same date range.
If it helps I can post a couple of the SQL reports.
I'm hoping there's a way to automate this?
You can use Google Apps Script to pull data from SQL to Google Sheets and you can automate it by adding a time-driven trigger to run depending on how frequent you want it to.
References
Installable Trigger(Apps Script)
How to Retrieve SQL Data Automatically Using Google Sheets Script
I am reading in a google sheet data from many users they can hit submit on the sheet which triggers my Apps Script.
In my Apps Script I am transforming that data and writing it to another google sheet in the same format that I need it to be in for a csv.
Now I just want to upload that entire sheet to S3 as a csv. How can I do this in the Apps script?
Thank you.
I solved this problem by using the suggestions provided by the user Tanaike in this link below.
How to copy files from gdrive to s3 bucket using google scripts?
Thank you!
I'm currently manually entering data from my bank accounts into a spreadsheet in OneDrive.
I would like to be able to automate this process in some way.
The two issues I am facing in automating this are:
How do I extract transactions from my bank account?
How do I enter data into a spreadsheet in OneDrive?
If I had Excel installed I could probably enter the data using VBScript or VBA, but I only have the web version of Excel that comes with OneDrive.
I want to extract the transaction data direct from the bank account and not do screen scraping or manually download statements and parse these.
NB: If a makes a difference, the bank account is in https://www.bmo.com and one of the online accounting applications I tried seemed to be connecting with plaid.
I don't know a whole lot about the OneDrive piece, but Plaid should work for pulling transactions. For inspiration, this script (https://github.com/hirefrank/plaid-txns-google-sheets) is an example of a similar app but using Google Sheets instead of OneDrive.
You could use a finance data import tool like Fintable. It automatically syncs transactions to Airtable, and from there you could export to Excel. BMO is supported, and the monthly plan is $12.
I'm currently using google apps script and google sheets api only for creating pivot tables inside the spreadsheet.
With that, I've created a template spreadsheet which I can copy from again and again. What I'm wondering is, is it possible to enable the google sheets api (for the copied spreadsheets) without going to the google API console everytime?