Importing CSV files into Google Sheets is relatively easy. If you would like to turn a CSV file into a Google Sheets spreadsheet so that you can add formatting, visually change data, and in general make your data more presentable - follow the steps that are outlined in this article. Google Sheets is Google’s answer to Microsoft Excel and part of their wider suite of products that is available through Google Docs. However, it is important to understand that CSV files are just raw data, not a full spreadsheet that you would expect. Note that converting the file to a CSV file will require you to establish a new data source in Openprise that is configured to read CSV files.CSV files are one of the most common file types for delivering data and creating reports. If this is the case, you can use Excel to break the file up into smaller files and re-upload them to G-drive and convert them to sheets, or convert the file to a CSV file. If your file has over 10,000 rows (more or less depending on the actual file size), you have likely hit a Google limitation where it does not properly handle large sheets.Openprise does not recognize Excel files on your Google Drive. If you are using Data Source type of Google Sheets, and you upload an Excel file, you must first open the file with Google Sheets and save it in Sheet format.Verify that there are no trailing spaces in the file name or the folder name as this will cause import issues.Therefore please avoid the following characters: ? : ” * | / \
The file name must be a valid file name when downloaded by Openprise on our servers.For example, you cannot have a Data Source type of CSV and import a Google Sheet or an Excel file. The Data Source type must match the file type.If you have a Google Sheet or CSV file on Google Drive that is not importing, or not importing properly, check the following:
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