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Google Sheets dashboards for KPIs, charts, and reports

Connect a Google spreadsheet and import the sheets you need. Use them to create KPI cards, charts, gauges, detailed tables, and interactive filters, with manual or scheduled data refreshes. Share your dashboard through a public or password-protected link, invite specific people by email, or embed it in a website or app.
  • Create multiple tables in one import
  • Schedule automatic data updates
  • Share through links, invites, and embeds
Create a free dashboard Read the full Google Sheets setup guide →

Monthly targets

Google Sheets dashboard

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Total sales

128k

Target reached

92

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What you can build

Turn Google Sheets data into reports your team can use

Build focused dashboards for the metrics, trends, and detailed records that matter to your team.

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Sales performance dashboard

Track total sales, average order value, target attainment, and monthly revenue trends from a sales spreadsheet.

Suggested data sources

Google Sheets
02

Project delivery dashboard

Show completed, overdue, and upcoming work with progress KPIs, status charts, owner filters, and a detailed task table. You can also bring in project data from Airtable or Notion on the same dashboard.

Suggested data sources

Google SheetsAirtableNotion
03

Inventory and operations dashboard

Combine stock levels maintained in Google Sheets with an uploaded CSV or Excel export to monitor low-stock items, orders, and suppliers.

Suggested data sources

Google SheetsCSV or Excel upload
04

Marketing and revenue dashboard

Place campaign targets from Google Sheets, website traffic from Google Analytics, and payment results from Stripe on the same dashboard.

Suggested data sources

Google SheetsGoogle AnalyticsStripe
05

Budget and expense dashboard

Compare planned budgets in Google Sheets with uploaded bank or accounting exports to track spending, remaining budget, and monthly variances.

Suggested data sources

Google SheetsCSV or Excel upload
06

Sales pipeline dashboard

Monitor pipeline value, deals by stage, expected close dates, and performance by owner using leads from Google Sheets or Airtable.

Suggested data sources

Google SheetsAirtable

Reporting features

Everything you need to build, explore, and share a report

Go from raw Google Sheets records to a polished dashboard without writing code.

Metrics and calculations

Create KPI cards using sums, averages, counts, distinct counts, minimums, and maximums—with filters for the exact result you need.

Data transformations

Filter and sort rows, rename or remove columns, change data types, replace values, add computed columns, and join tables without changing the original source.

Dashboard building blocks

Combine KPI cards, charts, gauges, tables, filters, text, images, and embeds in one dashboard. Drag and resize each block to build the layout.

Complete customization

Control colors, themes, typography, labels, number formats, legends, chart axes, card styles, and the dashboard background.

Interactive reporting

Add dashboard filters and sortable, filterable tables so viewers can explore the records and focus on the segments relevant to them.

Publishing and sharing

Share a public link, protect a dashboard with a password, invite specific people by email, or embed the published dashboard in a website or app.

How it works

How to create a Google Sheets dashboard

Connect once, choose the data that matters, and turn it into a report people can understand at a glance.

  1. 1

    Create a dashboard

    Start a blank dashboard or choose a template for the report you want to build.

  2. 2

    Connect Google Sheets and create tables

    Sign in with Google, paste the spreadsheet link, and select multiple tabs to create the reporting tables you need in one import.

  3. 3

    Configure the update frequency

    Choose manual updates or set an automatic schedule for each imported table.

  4. 4

    Connect tables to dashboard blocks

    Select an imported table when adding a KPI card, chart, gauge, detailed table, or interactive filter.

  5. 5

    Customize and share

    Arrange the layout, customize the design, and publish through a public or password-protected link, an email invitation, or an embed.

Questions?

Google Sheets dashboard FAQ

Everything you need to know before connecting and sharing your data.

How does a sheet become a table?
Each sheet you select is imported as a separate table. Data should be organized in columns, where each column is a field and each row is a record.
Is the Google Sheets connection read-only?
Yes. Dashbreeze only reads data from your Google Sheets. Your spreadsheets remain unchanged.
How do I keep a Google Sheets dashboard updated?
Refresh manually with one click, or enable automatic updates and choose a schedule.
Can I use one spreadsheet across multiple dashboards?
Yes. Once a spreadsheet is connected, reuse the same imported table across multiple dashboards without importing it again.
Can I combine Google Sheets with other data sources?
Yes. Combine Google Sheets with Google Analytics, Airtable, Notion, and other supported sources on the same dashboard.
Do viewers need a Dashbreeze account?
No. Share a public or password-protected link, and viewers can open the dashboard in their browser without a Dashbreeze account or access to your Google Sheets.

Make your Google Sheets data useful.

Build a clear, shareable dashboard—no code required.

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Dashbreeze never edits or deletes information in Google Sheets.