Visualize Data in Preset Cloud Without a Database Using Google Sheets

Using Google Sheets and Preset Cloud, users can create data visualizations and dashboards without needing access to a traditional database. By uploading spreadsheets to Google Sheets, users can treat them as databases within Preset, following guidelines to ensure data is tidy and properly formatted. The tutorial outlines steps for connecting both private and public Google Sheets to Preset, using a public NBA games dataset as an example. Users can create various chart types, such as time series bar charts and graph charts, by selecting appropriate metrics and columns. Preset uses the SQLite dialect of SQL for querying Google Sheets data, allowing users to write custom queries in the SQL IDE. The tutorial also covers dashboard customization, including resizing charts and adding dynamic filters, and encourages users to explore Preset’s wide range of chart types and collaboration features.

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