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Receiving a portfolio balance and transactions into Google sheets
Do you have enough manual transfer of balances and transactions in the Ethereum portfolio to Google’s spreadsheet? Although this may seem a discouraging task, there are several ways to do it with Importjson.
In this article, we will look at the steps on how to import Ethereum portfolio and transaction data to Google’s spreadsheet using Importjson.
Why use Importjson?
Importjson is a powerful tool that allows you to easily import data from various sources, including JSON files. It is specially designed to send large amounts of data between different platforms, which makes it an ideal solution for this task.
Step 1: Configure the Importjson tool
To use Importjson, you need to install the browser extension or create a small script on the server. Here are the steps:
- Install the Importjson Chrome extension by searching for “Importjson” in the extension menu.
- Alternatively, if you use node.js, you can write a small script to import data to Google sheets.
Step 2: Configure Importjson script
After installing Importjson, configure them to import Ethereum portfolio balance and transaction data. Here is an example of how you can do it:
- Create a new JSON file containing a wallet balance and transactions.
- Install the “Importjson” package using NPM or Yarn:
Npm Instal Instal Importjsonor ‘Yarn Add Importjson’.
- Create a new JavaScript file with the following code:
`Javascript
Const Importjson = requires ("Importjson");
// configure Importjson options
Const = {options
Jsonfileme: "wallet_data.json",
Sheet name: "Ethereum transactions"
};
// import data to Google sheets
Importjson (Options)
.Ten ((date) => {
// Get the portfolio balance and transactions
Const Walletbalance = Data.wallet_balance;
Const transactions = Data.transaktions;
// Write to the new Google sheet
Importgoglespreadsheet ("Your-Sredsheet-ID", "Ethereum Transactiones", (spreadsheet) => {
spreadsheet.setvalues ([
{A:Wallet Balance, B: Portfelbalance},
{A: transactions, B: transactions}
]);
});
})
.catch ((error) => {
console.error (error);
});
`
Step 3: Write to Google Sheets
After importing data to a spreadsheet, you can write it. Here’s how:
- Open the spreadsheet and click “Tools”> “API Google Sheets”.
- Choose a sheet where you want to add new poems.
- Click “Add a new poem” button and enter the required columns.
Tips and variants
- You can adapt Importjson options to your needs, such as configuring a specific data format or adding errors.
- If you use node.js, you can also use the “FS” to write files for Google sheets.
By following these steps, you should be able to easily transfer the balance of the Ethereum portfolio and transaction data in Google’s spreadsheet using Importjson. Good luck!