How to use the Google Sheets Integration
In this article, you will learn how to use Cogniflow models from Google Sheets.
First, open the following link: Cogniflow Apps Script project
Click on Overview in the sidebar.

Then, click on Make a copy button.
Please allow pop-ups and redirects if you see a warning from your browser.

After a few seconds, a new tab will open with the newly copied project called "Copy of Cogniflow". Then click on Deploy -> Test deployments

You will see a pop-up window. Now click on the Select type icon, and then select Google Workspace Add-on

Click on Install, and then Done.

Great. Now open a spreadsheet, and you will see the Cogniflow Add-on on the side panel at the right:
Note: If you don’t see the Cogniflow Add-on on the right, look for a arrow icon at the bottom right of the screen. Click on it to reveal the side panel.

Open Cogniflow Add-on. The first time you need to:
Click on Authorize Access.
Select your Google Account.

If you see the following alert, please click on Advanced and then on Go to Copy of Cogniflow.

Finally, click on Allow to start using the add-on.

Click the play button to open Cogniflow.

In case you are logged into a different account after giving permissions, which does not allow you to start the add-on. Try logging out of all your accounts and then log in to the one you want.
Now you will see the login screen. Enter your credentials to continue:

Once authenticated, you can see all the models/experiments allowed to be used from Google Sheets:

Great! Now you can select the experiment you want to use.
This is an example of executing a public experiment to automatically identify the language of the text in the first column:
First, open the following link: Cogniflow Apps Script project
Click on Overview in the sidebar.

Then, click on Make a copy button.
Please allow pop-ups and redirects if you see a warning from your browser.

After a few seconds, a new tab will open with the newly copied project called "Copy of Cogniflow". Then click on Deploy -> Test deployments

You will see a pop-up window. Now click on the Select type icon, and then select Google Workspace Add-on

Click on Install, and then Done.

Great. Now open a spreadsheet, and you will see the Cogniflow Add-on on the side panel at the right:
Note: If you don’t see the Cogniflow Add-on on the right, look for a arrow icon at the bottom right of the screen. Click on it to reveal the side panel.

Open Cogniflow Add-on. The first time you need to:
Click on Authorize Access.
Select your Google Account.

If you see the following alert, please click on Advanced and then on Go to Copy of Cogniflow.

Finally, click on Allow to start using the add-on.

Click the play button to open Cogniflow.

In case you are logged into a different account after giving permissions, which does not allow you to start the add-on. Try logging out of all your accounts and then log in to the one you want.
Now you will see the login screen. Enter your credentials to continue:

Once authenticated, you can see all the models/experiments allowed to be used from Google Sheets:

Great! Now you can select the experiment you want to use.
This is an example of executing a public experiment to automatically identify the language of the text in the first column:
Updated on: 29/11/2024
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