How to Embed a Single Tab in a Website

Learn how to embed a single tab from a Google Sheet into your website, allowing you to share specific data without exposing the entire spreadsheet. This tutorial guides you through the process step-by-step, ensuring privacy and control over your shared information.

In this video, I'm going to show you how to embed a single tab in a website. As opposed to sharing , publishing to the web allows us to show the spreadsheet without giving edit access or view access or comment access without a link. Also, making sure that we're only embedding a single tab allows us to keep a spreadsheet with many tabs, maybe attendees, hosts, event requests, but only share one specific tab with the world. So I'm going to show you how to do that in this video. Once you're inside the Google Sheet you want to share . Click up in the File menu, Share, and we're going to Publish to Web. Here there's two options, Link and Embed. We're going to click on the Embed. Instead of the entire document, we're going to click here and only select the tab we want to publish. This is only one single tab. We're going to click Publish. Are you sure you want to publish this selection? Click OK. This will give us an iframe code, this is html that we can copy, and Create a Public Sheet and Private Sheet: Using ImportRange() How to Use Google Sheets as a Website Database Embed a Number in a Website from a Google Sheet OnlySheets

I have created a google site here. This can work on any site in which you can embed html. Over in the right, I'm going to click embed, and instead of by URL, I'm going to select embed code, and it says put your HTML code here. I'm going to paste the exact code that the Google sheet gave me. I'm going to hit next. This is what it looks like. We're going to insert it. And now we can publish to the web. Here is the spreadsheet embedded, but it is only one single tab. It is not the entire sheet. So nobody can see the other tabs that we have on our sheet and they can't edit or view this spreadsheet itself because we have not shared it with anyone else. Follow BetterSheets to make sure you're updated on Google Sheets and how to use Google Sheets better. Better Email Form on Google Sites How to Use Google Sheets as a Website Database Embed a Headline in a Website from Google Sheets OnlySheets