Hey everyone! I’m just starting out with n8n and I’m stuck on something. I want to make a workflow that takes data from a webhook and puts it into a Google Sheet. I’ve looked all over but can’t find any easy-to-follow guides.
I’ve set up the webhook and made a Google Sheet, but nothing’s showing up in the sheet. I feel like I’m missing a step somewhere.
Has anyone done this before? What nodes do I need to use? And how do I connect everything together?
I’d really appreciate any tips or examples you can share. Thanks in advance for your help!
I’ve actually implemented this exact workflow recently, so I can share my experience. The key is to use the Webhook node as your trigger, then a Google Sheets node to write the data. Make sure you’ve properly authenticated your Google account in n8n.
Between these, you’ll likely need a Function node to format the data correctly. The incoming webhook data might not match your sheet’s structure perfectly. In the Function node, you can restructure the data into an array that matches your sheet columns.
Don’t forget to test your webhook endpoint to ensure it’s receiving data correctly. If you’re still having issues, double-check your Google Sheets node configuration - especially the sheet and range settings.
Hope this helps point you in the right direction. Let me know if you need more specific guidance on any part of the setup.
yo pete, i’ve done this before. key thing is to make sure ur webhook node is set up right. then use a function node to format the data how u want it in the sheet. lastly, use the google sheets node to write it in. make sure u’ve got the right sheet and range selected. lemme know if u need more help!
I’ve been working with n8n for a while now, and I can tell you that setting up a webhook to Google Sheets workflow is pretty straightforward once you get the hang of it. Here’s what worked for me:
First, make sure your Webhook node is configured correctly. It should be set to ‘Trigger’ mode. Then, add a Function node to process the incoming data. This is where you’ll want to shape the data to match your Google Sheet’s structure.
Next, add the Google Sheets node. Make sure you’ve authenticated your Google account in the n8n settings. In that node, select the ‘Append’ operation, choose your spreadsheet and worksheet, and specify the range where you want the data to go.
One thing that tripped me up initially was realizing I needed to convert my data into an array of arrays for the Google Sheets node to accept it properly. Once I figured that out, everything started working smoothly.
If you’re still encountering issues, try using the n8n built-in debugger to understand what’s happening at each step of your workflow. It can be a lifesaver for troubleshooting.