This is an unfortunate limitation imposed by Google on all third-party solutions like AppSheet. In particular, if you utilize Google AppScript onEdit triggers on your Google Sheet, or a third-party add on that utilizes these triggers, the triggers are not fired when AppSheet makes a change to the data in the spreadsheet. If you use one of the AppSheet add-ons to integrate with Google Forms, Sheets, or Docs, please also read this article to learn more about specific limitations on those integrations.
#Why download google sheets app instead of google drive software#
This can sometimes occur if you have a corporate Google Docs account that has an admin policy that prohibits all users from enabling third party software like AppSheet (so you may need to talk to your account admin).Ĭlick here to learn more about enabling Google permissions. You had access to the file at one point, but the access has been removed. Either use the same account or share the document across accounts. You have multiple Google accounts (let's call them Acct1 and Acct2): your spreadsheet is owned by Acct1 but you sign into AppSheet using Acct2 to access the spreadsheet. Check your document sharing permissions on Google.
You are not the owner of the document but this is a shared document owned by a different Google account. You can recover the deleted Google worksheet as described here. You may have inadvertently deleted the Google worksheet. Users of Google Drive can sometimes see Error 403 (permission denied) or Error 404 (not found).
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