Zoho Sheet is an online spreadsheet application that lets you create, share, collaborate, and publish spreadsheets from anywhere. You can control access to your sheets, change language preferences, and add visuals to better represent your data.


With this trigger, you can notify yourself in chat and keep data updated in your CRM or accounting applications.
This trigger lets you add CRM contacts, create support tickets, or add product details to your inventory when a new row is added.
Use this trigger to create projects, events, or launch campaigns based on a new spreadsheet.
When a new worksheet is created, use this trigger to create to-do lists, tasks, or notes.
Create rows based on email subjects that match a certain condition, starred messages in your team chat, or bookmarked articles.
This action allows you to create new spreadsheets every time a new employee is added, a deal is finalized, or a task is added to your to-do list.
Use this action to create worksheets when you send out a survey or based on a schedule (e.g. Every month).
Deletes a row in your sheet based on form entries or emails.
Fetches all data in the specified row. You can use this data in the following actions of your flow.
Updates the details of a row when data is updated in database records, form entries, or your contact management application.
Make sure that the columns in your worksheet are properly labeled before configuring the Create row action in Zoho Flow.

When you set up this action, Flow will fetch the names of your columns as configuration fields. You can map the respective values from the previous step, or enter a static value. Every time the flow executes, these values will be used to create a new row in Zoho Sheet.
The New or updated row and New row triggers have row index as an input field.
By default, the first row in the worksheet that contains data is considered to have the column headings. If you have merged cells or subheadings, and want the flow to monitor data only from a certain row, enter a value in the row index field. Let's look at an example to understand this better.

Here, actual data is entered only from row 11. Enter '11' in the Row index field while configuring the trigger. Your flow will now monitor data starting from row 11, and not trigger for changes in the rows above.
The Update row action has row index as an input field. This specifies the particular row that has to be updated. For example, if you enter the value as 5, data in the fifth row will be updated.