Two options that I’m aware of:
Hello,
Failing to have an import function.
I used a fairly simple method to import 3 tables of around 400 rows each, it’s not ideal, but it’s better than editing everything.
For simplicity
You have a Sheet Source table and a Glide Destination table.
Add a column to your Sheet Source “Copy ok” of type boolean.
Create a List style tab with the Sheet Source as the source.
And as filter “Copy ok is not 1”
Then use a custom action
ADD row, with as Sheet “Glide Destination” then mat…
Challenge 1
In this moment of time it is not possible to import data (or paste chunks of data) into Glide.
@Manu.n has shown a way to import a row at a time from Google sheets to Glide tables which is quite handy if you have not to much data to import. But if you have hundreds or thousands of rows this approach is not the way to go.
Manu.n's approach - great for a smaller number of rows <a href="https://community.glideapps.com/t/import-data-from-excel-sheets-into-glide-table/20184/…
The first option is a lot easier to implement and would probably be my preferred choice if the dataset isn’t too large. But for very large datasets then option 2 may be better.
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