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To use Google Spreadsheets as a data source, you need to add authentication keys for the Google Spreadsheets source application. To add the authentication keys you need to
To do this, follow these instructions:

1. Create a project (or use an existing project) at https://console.developers.google.com. (If at any point you do not have permission to add or edit, make sure you are on the right project.)
2. In the Dashboard

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1. section, go to Enable APIS AND SERVICES and enable Google Drive API and Google Sheets API.
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2. Add the Google Drive API to the created project.
3. Go to the

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1. Credentials section displayed on the left sidebar.
   
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2. In the Credentials section, create a new OAuth clientID

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2. Choose the Web application type.
3. If prompted, follow the instructions to verify your domain and configure your consent screen.
4. In the Authorized redirect URIs section enter the URI in the following format and press

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1. Create.

   
   

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   https://www.example.com/flexbi/source_applications/auth/google_spreadsheets/callback

   Where "flexbi" is your prefix that you have set up in start.sh file. 

   Place the Client ID and Client secret inside your flex.bi installations config/eazybi.toml file like so:

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   [source_application.google_spreadsheets] client_id = "..." client_secret = "..."

   
   

   Add "google_spreadsheets" to your config/eazybi.toml file like so: 

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   application_types = [ "jira", "rest_api", "sql", "hansaworld", "google_spreadsheets" ]

   
   

Restart flex.bi server

If you are receiving a "This app isn't verified" error, when creating a Google Spreadsheet, consider joining your user to the "Risky access by unreviewed apps group" or submit an app approval form to Google