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Getting started
What EmbedSheets does, how the builder is laid out, and how to get your first calculator published.
5 articlesLayout: rows, columns and steps
Rows, columns and multi-step forms - arranging a calculator so it reads well on every screen.
5 articlesInput fields
Every input field, what it collects, and the settings that decide how it behaves.
6 articlesContent and widgets
Headings, prose, images, embedded video and booking widgets - the blocks that are not questions.
4 articlesCharts and tables
Data tables and charts: showing rows and drawing figures, including schedules the calculator works out itself.
2 articlesFormulas and results
Referencing fields, the function library, conditional logic and generated tables.
6 articlesGoogle features
Google Sheets or an Excel workbook as the calculation engine, plus Maps, addresses, distance and reviews.
7 articlesThe Options menu
Number formats, theming, domains and the settings that apply to a whole calculator.
4 articlesLeads, emails and PDFs
Capturing enquiries, the emails they trigger, and turning results into a PDF.
3 articlesPublishing and embedding
Embedding on any website, share links, and what visitors can and cannot see.
2 articlesAI builder
Describing a calculator in words and having it built, then editing what comes back.
2 articlesAccount and billing
Your profile, plan limits, invoices and everything to do with billing.
2 articlesAnswers people use most.
Writing a formula
A result can be worked out here with the formula builder, read from a Google Sheet cell, or built from both — see three…
Connecting a Google Sheet
A calculator can do its arithmetic in a Google Sheet you already maintain. EmbedSheets writes the visitor’s answers…
Saving submissions to your sheet
A calculator connected to a spreadsheet can also write into one. Every submission is appended as a row: who the person…
API Connector: live data from anywhere
The API Connector calls another service and brings its answer into your calculator: today’s gold price, an exchange…
Using an Excel spreadsheet
If your pricing or your model already lives in Excel, you do not have to rebuild it. EmbedSheets talks to Google Sheets…
Data tables
A Data table puts a grid on your page — rows going across, columns going down, like a small spreadsheet.
Charts
The Chart element draws your figures instead of listing them. It is the right choice when the point is a comparison or…
Conditional rules: showing things only when they apply
A row, an element or a whole step can be shown only when something else is true — a number is over a threshold, a…
Publishing and getting the embed code
Press Publish in the builder’s top bar. The panel gives you two ways to put the calculator in front of people.
Collecting leads
Options › Leads & emails decides what happens when somebody submits.
Follow the quick-start path.
Go from a blank canvas to an embedded interactive calculator in four focused guides.
- 1Create your first toolChoose a template or blank canvas
- 2Add fields and logicBuild visually and create formulas
- 3Preview and testCheck every path and calculation
- 4Publish and embedAdd the tool to your website
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