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  1. Workflows

Creating a Check

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To create your first check open the Check Sheet app from one your spreadsheets as described in .

You can then edit one of the example checks we've provided or click the green Add Check at the bottom of the app. If you have already created a check in this spreadsheet you'll see a green Add button at the top of your list of checks.

You'll then be presented with a blank form as shown below that allows you to enter the details of your check.

A check is made up of the following properties:

  • Name: The name of your check, this will be shown in notifications

  • Sheet: The sheet which contains the data you want to check

  • When: The set of cells that must match if the range contains multiple, not visible for single cell ranges

  • For: For checks that contain a range of multiple cells this controls whether a notification will be sent for just the first match this is found or for every new match.

Range: The single cell or range of multiple cells you want to check, specified in

Is: The condition that must be met for your check

Value: The value you expect your condition to match against, it can be one of these and isn't visible for some conditions

A check can have many which have the following properties:

Send: The to send

Target: The location the notification should be sent to, it can either be a static value such as an email address or a i.e. a value retrieved from your spreadsheet

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