To add a row to Google Sheets using a Node.js step in Pipedream, you can follow the instructions provided in the Pipedream documentation for saving data to Google Sheets. Here’s a step-by-step guide based on the relevant documentation: 1. Create a Google Sheet and add column headers that you want to use, such as Timestamp, Message, and Sentiment Score. 2. Add a step to the workflow to send data to Google Sheets: - Click + after your previous step and select the Google Sheets app. - Then select the Add Single Row action. 3. Connect your Google Sheets account to Pipedream: - Click to connect your Google Sheets account (or select it from the dropdown if you previously connected an account). - Complete the sign-in flow with the account you want to connect. 4. Configure the Google Sheets step: - Select your spreadsheet from the dropdown menu. - Then select the sheet name (default is Sheet1). - Indicate if the spreadsheet has headers in the first row. If yes, Pipedream will automatically retrieve the header labels. 5. Enter data for each column: - For the Timestamp column, you can use the object explorer to pass the timestamp for the workflow event. For example, use {{steps.trigger.context.ts}}. - For the Message column, you can manually enter a value or use dynamic data from previous steps. For example, {{steps.trigger.event.body.message}}. - For the Sentiment Score, if you have a step that calculates this, you can use the path to that step’s return value. For example, {{steps.sentiment_analysis.result.score}}. 6. Test and deploy your workflow: - Click Test to validate the configuration for this step. You should see a success message and a summary of the action performed. - Deploy your workflow by clicking Deploy. Your workflow is now live and will run on every trigger event. Here’s an example of how you might configure the Google Sheets step in your workflow, assuming you have a previous step named sentiment_analysis that calculates a sentiment score: ```markdown - Timestamp: {{steps.trigger.context.ts}} - Message: {{steps.trigger.event.body.message}} - Sentiment Score: `{{steps.sent