# Google Sheets

### Configuration

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You may need to whitelist the Dataimporter [IP Addresses](/security/ip-addresses.md)
{% endhint %}

Connect to Google Sheets via oAuth:

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### Import

On the Upload screen, you will have an interactive interface where you can navigate through your Folders and Sheets.

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Here you can also select which Sheet you wish to Import from.

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You can use [Wildcard Filenames](/jobs/wildcard-names.md) to select dynamic files
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### Export

On the Upload screen you can enter the Path to the file that will be exported, as well as the Salesforce Object that you want to export from.

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