Anyone Can Analyze Big Data with Gigasheet

Loading your first file to Gigasheet is a breeze thanks to the File Upload tool. You can select from a variety of source options. This article explains how to upload a file from your computer, but Gigasheet also supports the most popular cloud storage options.

Gigasheet helps individuals and teams quickly analyze massive, varying data sets without lengthy setup and complicated configuration. Groups allow you to quickly segment rows, or pivot in your data sets.

Out of many files, one. If you're looking for an easy way to combine up to 100 CSVs, or spreadsheet files, look no further.

OneDrive is a popular option to host files in Microsoft’s cloud. To access and upload files from OneDrive, you need to authenticate with your Microsoft account, accept permissions, and begin uploading. Gigasheet is designed to handle large files that are too big for other applications, so bring those big data sets!

Gigasheet helps individuals and teams quickly analyze massive, varying data sets without lengthy setup and complicated configuration. Searching data is as easy as searching the internet. Type in the search terms and go! Or, use the more advanced Regular Expression (regex) search.

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Have a link to a hosted file? No need to download and then re-upload into Gigasheet. Simply provide the link and let Gigasheet do the work. Gigasheet is designed to handle large files that are too big for other applications, so bring those big data sets!

Amazon’s Simple Storage Service (S3) is home to most of the files uploaded by AWS’s cloud users as well as log files generated by its services. Gigasheet supports file upload from Amazon S3 via public or pre-signed URLs. Gigasheet is designed to handle large files that are too big for other applications, so bring those big data sets!

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Importing from Box is easy. You will need to sign in to Box, provide a few permissions, and then select the files to load into Gigasheet. Gigasheet is designed to handle large files that are too big for other applications, so bring those big data sets!

Google Drive is perhaps the most commonly used storage provider due to direct integration with most Google services. You will need to sign in to Google, provide a few permissions, and then select the files to load into Gigasheet. Gigasheet is designed to handle large files that are too big for other applications, so bring those big data sets!