I Don’t See My Projects in Setup Upload Menu
If you: Currently don’t see a project in the Setup Upload menu: Or are getting error messages about access rights when trying to setup new upload definitions or edit existing …
BigQuery Uploader for Google Sheets 2.0 Released!
Today is a big day because we are releasing a brand new version of our BigQuery Uploader for Google Sheets. The main improvements are: The long awaiting scheduler is finally …
License Status
Assigning License to a Different Email ***This article applies both to the Uploader and to the Downloader product. They both have the License Status menu option.*** If you need to …
BigQuery Uploader for Google Sheets 2.0: What’s Changing?
Great news! We are launching the brand new version of our BigQuery Uploader for Google Sheets with the long-awaited scheduler. What’s Changing? The config sheet has no longer any purpose. …
How to Setup Scheduled Uploads
Once you define your upload definitions, you may want to schedule your uploads so you don’t have to upload your tables manually. First of all, you need to enter the …
How to Set United States Locale in Google Sheets
If you are not based in the United States, you should set your spreadsheet to “United States” locale before you run your first upload with BigQuery Uploader for Google Sheets. …
How to Run Your First Upload
Making the first step is always the hardest part of the job. That’s why we have prepared this tutorial to help you out. Follow these 5 easy steps. Step 1: …
Supported Table Structures
We believe there needs to be a clarity on what structures of tables you can actually push to BigQuery. This article shows several examples of tables which would successfully be …
Exception: Service Spreadsheets Failed While Accessing Document
If you are getting a message like this: Exception: Service Spreadsheets failed while accessing document with id {some id}, the problem is likely the sheer size of your spreadsheet. During the …
Data Types: All Columns as STRING
If your data is messy (=multiple data types appearing within 1 column) and you want to make sure that everything will be successfully uploaded to BigQuery, you should use “All …