how to embed google sheets into blog

Select the sheet you want to share, or create a new one specifically for embedding. Make sure the data is formatted and organized as desired.

In the 'Publish to the Web' dialog box, you can choose to publish the entire document or just a specific sheet. You can also set access permissions (e.g., view-only, edit, etc.).

Google Sheets provides two options: a shareable link or an embed code (HTML iframe). Copy the one you prefer, as you'll need it for embedding into your blog.

In your blog's editor, look for an option to embed content or insert a link. Paste the published link from Google Sheets, and it should automatically render the sheet within your blog post or page.

Switch to the HTML or Text view in your blog's editor. Paste the embed code (iframe) from Google Sheets where you want the sheet to appear. You may need to adjust the width and height parameters to ensure the sheet displays properly.

If the embedded sheet appears too small or large, you can modify the width and height parameters in the embed code. For example, `<iframe src="..." width="800" height="600"></iframe>` would set the dimensions to 800 pixels wide and 600 pixels tall.

Be mindful of the data you're embedding, especially if it contains sensitive or confidential information. Adjust the sharing settings in Google Sheets accordingly.

Any changes made to the original Google Sheet will be reflected in the embedded version on your blog. This allows you to keep your data up-to-date without having to re-embed the sheet.

If you're working with large or complex datasets, you can use Mage (usemage.com) to automate tasks and calculations within your Google Sheets using AI functions like =AI().