Spreadsheet.com supports attachment file imports from Google Drive and other services.

With the Attachment data type, files can live in cells just like other data. And with attachment uploads, you can keep your team's files in Google Drive and attach them into Spreadsheet.com as needed.

To upload an attachment from Google Drive, you must first set a cell, range of cells, or column to the Attachment data type and then link your Google Drive account to Spreadsheet.com.

How to Link Your Google Drive account

After you have set a cell, range of cells, or column to the Attachment data type, you can then link your Google Drive account to Spreadsheet.com. Linking your Google Drive account allows you to navigate your Google Drive files and chose ones to upload.

To link your account, choose to add an attachment by clicking on the Add attachment button in an attachment cell.

From the add attachment window, select Google Drive from the list of services, and follow the instructions to sign into and link your Google Drive account. Linking Google Drive may open another window in your browser.

How to Upload Attachments from Google Drive

After you have set a cell, range of cells, or column to the Attachment data type and linked your Google Drive account, you can then browse your Google Drive account and chose files to upload.

To link your account, choose to add an attachment by clicking on the Add attachment button in an attachment cell and select Google Drive from the Add attachment dialog. From here, you will open your linked Google Drive account, where you can browse, search, and select files to upload.

Select your desired file or files, chose to Upload the file or files, wait until the file has Completed uploading, and then close the import window. Your selected file will now appear in your attachment cell.

For more on working with attachments, including how to add, remove, and view attachments, read through our series of articles on Attachment Columns and Cells.