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# Google Sheets Integration

## Importing Coin Metrics Data to Google Sheets

Where our Coin Metrics API includes a csv format option data can be directly loaded into google sheets.

To do this input you API call into the `=IMPORTDATA()` formula.

Below is an example Once included there is warning that requires you to allow access: steps for setting this up yourself

1. Open a new google sheet
2. Add API Parameters to cells in columns A and add results to column B
   1. Example using time series asset-metrics endpoint

| A           | B                    |
| ----------- | -------------------- |
| API KEY     | {API\_KEY}           |
| ASSETS      | btc                  |
| METRICS     | PriceUSD             |
| PAGE SIZE   | 1000                 |
| START TIME  | 2025-01-01T00:00:00Z |
| END TIME    | 2025-01-31T00:00:00Z |
| PAGING FROM | end                  |
| FREQUENCY   | 1d                   |

3. Leverage this formula for creating your API Query

```
= "https://api.coinmetrics.io/v4/timeseries/asset-metrics?" &
"api_key="& B1 &
"&assets=" & B2 &
"&metrics=" & B3 &
"&page_size=" & B4 &
"&start_time=" & B5 &
"&end_time=" & B6 &
"&paging_from=" & B7 &
"&frequency=" & B8 &
"&format=csv"



```

4. In a new cell enter: `=IMPORTDATA({Cell with API Call})`

At this point you will see a warning where you need to allow access for the API Call

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Example results:

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