Like with other widgets, click the +Add Widget button to get started.

First, you will have to choose your visualization; however, this can be altered when you get to the stage of choosing data from your sheet.

Once you have selected a visualization, click Google Sheets from your list of connectors.

Next, you will have to choose the document and specific sheet you would like to pull data from.

The last configuration page allows you to begin constructing your widget. You can choose particular cells, columns, and rows from the sheet builder below, which will begin to fill the preview widget on the right side of your screen.

The type and amount of data you can choose depend on the selected visualization, which can be altered using the dropdown menu at the top of the page.

Once you’re satisfied with the widget you’ve created, click finish, and it will instantly show up in the top left corner of your dashboard.

This is live data, so as your Google sheet updates, this will be updated in Hurree, ensuring your Hurree will update it with accurate information.