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Managing schedules, appointments, and bookings is seamless with Google Calendar. With AppSheet, you can take that experience even further. By turning your calendar into a powerful custom app, AppSheet makes event management more flexible, interactive, and accessible across all your devices.
In this guide, we’ll walk through how to connect Google Calendar with AppSheet and highlight the key benefits along the way.
Before we dive into the steps, here are some reasons why connecting AppSheet to Google Calendar is a game-changer:
Centralized Event Management
View, edit, and manage all calendar events directly from a custom app.
Custom Views and Filters
Organize events by day, week, month, or use custom labels for quicker navigation.
Enhanced Collaboration
Invite attendees, view Google Meet links, and update schedules seamlessly.
Automation Potential
Add rules, reminders, or workflows to streamline your booking process.
Role-Based Permission
Control who can view, edit, or create events based on user roles.
Visualize Data
Generate custom reports or dashboards to track bookings and attendance.
Start by creating a dedicated calendar in Google Calendar. For example, you can name it “Book Appointments.” This calendar will serve as your event database.
To do this, open Google Calendar and go to the Settings menu. From there, select “Add Calendar” and choose “Create New Calendar.”
Enter a name for your calendar and set the appropriate timezone.
Once you're done, click “Create Calendar” to finish the setup.
Create New Calendar
Connect Google Calendar with AppSheet
Next, head into AppSheet:
Start a new project by selecting "Create", then "App".
Select "Start with existing data".
Choose "Google Calendar" as your data source.
Pick the calendar you just created.
AppSheet will automatically sync and import any existing events from that calendar.
Once connected, you can edit the app to fit your workflow. Here are some settings you can modify:
View Type – Display events as cards, a table, a calendar, or deck for easier browsing.
Custom Grouping – Organize events by year, month, week, or use custom labels for better filtering.
Format Rules – Apply colors to highlight event statuses (e.g., green for active, orange for pending, red for cancelled).
AppSheet View Types
Custom AppSheet Formulas
Take your app to the next level by incorporating custom logic:
Summary Column – Automatically display start and end times, along with event duration.
Custom Labels – Add the day of the week to event names for quick reference.
Clickable Links – Embed direct links to Google Calendar or Google Meet for easy access.
With your app ready, streamline your scheduling process:
Cross-Platform Access – View upcoming appointments on mobile, tablet, or desktop for flexible access.
Book Appointments – Use the app to schedule new meetings and send invites directly to participants.
Track Invitations – Instantly see which events you've been invited to, with quick access to meeting links and details.
This transforms your Google Calendar into an interactive event management system.
Manage Schedules and Booking Appointments
By connecting AppSheet with Google Calendar, you can go beyond a simple calendar view and build a customized scheduling solution. Whether you’re managing appointments, meetings, or team schedules, AppSheet gives you the flexibility to design workflows. These workflows can be tailored to fit your exact needs.
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