Yes, you can use triggers to listen for new entries in your chosen app, then create an action step that uses Code by Zapier to process the data if necessary, and finally send this data to your Google Sheet.

With Code by Zapier, you can run JavaScript or Python scripts to process or transform your data. This includes calculations, reformatting text, and filtering information, which can then be passed directly into Google Sheets.

While creating a new worksheet directly isn't something you can do exclusively with Code by Zapier, you can structure your logic within the code step and combine it with other actions available through our Google Sheets integration.

We recommend setting up error-handling processes within your code. You can use try-catch blocks and log errors in Scripts. Additionally, keeping an eye on Task History will help track any issues during zap runs.

Certainly! By setting up a trigger for changes in Google Sheets, you can leverage our platform to run code processing before triggering an action in another connected app.

Yes, there are execution time limits for code steps; complex scripts or those that take too long might be timed out. We advise breaking down tasks into lighter operations where possible.

Absolutely! Our platform enables combining inputs from various triggers. You can manipulate this data using Code by Zapier before sending it all into your targeted sheet within the same zap workflow.