Migrating from google sheets to mysql

(Kurt Anderson) #1

Has anyone run into the limitation of 1000 rows in google sheets, and decided to migrate from sheets to mysql?

I can see how google sheets is great for quickly prototyping, but you might quickly reach the row limitation. You might decide to simply create a copy of the header information of the maxed out sheet, but then you would have to change all the references to point to the new sheet.

Naturally, this would also create havoc when trying to aggregate information across multiple sheets in a number of scenarios.

It looks like the MySql actions might be a bit more limiting as well, so I’m curious if anyone has gone down this path?