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Export

What Export does

  • Analyzes the DataTable structure (including nested structs, arrays, maps).
  • Generates a structured header and clears the target tab.
  • Uploads data in efficient chunks with progress.
  • Optionally applies styling (header background, bold/italic keywords, borders, frozen rows/columns, auto/explicit widths).

Tab reset

The target tab is fully cleared during Export and rewritten (content, merges, formatting).

Export Options

  • Include empty arrays and maps — keep columns even if the collection is empty.
  • Apply cell coloring and borders — improves readability.

UeExportOptions

Good practice

  • One DataTable → one sheet tab.
  • Keep formulas/notes on a separate tab (they'll be erased by Export).
  • If you change the DataTable structure, do a fresh Export to regenerate headers before editing in Sheets.

Example (structs, arrays, maps)

Example row struct definition:

UeExampleStruct2

Example row values in UE:

UeExampleStruct

After Export, the Google Sheet gets a readable, hierarchical header. You can add new rows under the header and edit values:

GoogleExampleStruct