Google Workspace
Sheets
In the current app, Google Sheets supports listing spreadsheet files, creating a new spreadsheet, and appending values by range or sheet name.
Currently supported Sheets actions
- Search the list of Google Sheets files.
- Create a new spreadsheet and optionally set the initial sheet name.
- Append values into an existing spreadsheet by range or sheet name.
- This fits cumulative logs, row-based reports, and lightweight data ingestion.
Example requests
“Find the monthly revenue tracking sheet in Google Sheets.”
“Create a new spreadsheet for weekly work logs.”
“Append a new row into the existing sheet using the A:D range.”
“Insert today's collected results one row at a time into the reports sheet.”
Current scope and limits
This is an append-values-oriented flow today
The current backend officially supports create and append-values. The docs should not imply full spreadsheet design features such as advanced layout editing, chart authoring, or structural redesign of the workbook.
- It works best for tracking sheets that keep accumulating rows.
- For heavy spreadsheet design, generating the base file first and polishing it in Google Sheets is the safer pattern.
Notes
- Providing both sheet name and range makes placement more predictable.
- Both Drive and Sheets scopes can be required in practice.