![]() This will force Google sheets to pull fresh data from TeamGantt. If you would like to force a refresh, simply click the first cell with your import formula, copy it, delete that cell, and then paste your formula back into it. Google's website currently suggests it could take up to one hour for sheets to update the data. Now you're done! Your Google sheet will update the data from TeamGantt at regular intervals. ![]() Double click on the CSV file once it is uploaded. There are a couple more clicks involved but is pretty easy to open a CSV file in Google Sheets. How to quickly open a CSV file using Google Sheets - YouTube This is one of the quickest ways you can open a CSV file in Google Sheets. Your TeamGantt project data in CSV format should populate the Google sheet immediately. Google Sheets, however, is an alternative way to view, edit and use a CSV file. In the first cell (upper left), type in: =importdata(" paste yourlinkhere ") and press enter. To setup the CSV feed, first open your TeamGantt project (or projects) in Gantt chart view. It is a one way feed, so it is not possible to make changes in your Google sheet and have them sync back to TeamGantt. You can choose a CSV file stored on Google Drive or upload one from your device. Open a new Google spreadsheet and click File -> Import. Changes you make in TeamGantt will be updated in your Google sheet automatically. To export a CSV from Google Sheets, follow these steps: Open the Google spreadsheet that contains the data that you want to export Click on the tab that has the data to be exported (CSV files only contain one spreadsheet tab) On the top toolbar, click 'File'. You can also import CSVs into Google Sheets directly from the file menu. You can use TeamGantt's CSV feed feature to export your TeamGantt project data to a Google sheet.
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