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Telegram is a very popular platform that offers many features, including the option to connect with different apps. One such integration is with Google Sheets, which enables users to automate and streamline data collection and 电报 manipulation. In this article, we will look at the potential of using Telegram and Google Sheets together to automate various tasks.

To get started, you need to have both the Telegram and Google apps account set up and linked to your Google Drive account. You will also need to enable the Google Apps Script service in your Google account settings.

First, you need to install two bots in Telegram: the "InlineQueryBot" and the "Google Sheets Bot". The "InlineQueryBot" is a bot that enables users to interact with Telegram using natural language. The "Google Sheets Bot" is a bot that enables users to interact with their Google Sheets.

To install these bots, start" command. After the setup process is completed, you will receive unique bot tokens for each bot, which you will need to use to connect them to your Google account.

Once you have both bots installed and linked to your account, you can start automating tasks with them. For example, you can auto-create a new sheet and have it filled with data, then send a summary via Telegram with the "Google Sheets Bot".

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to automate this task:

1. First, create a new Google Apps Script project in your Google account settings.
   
2. In the script editor, define a function that is triggered by your Telegram bot.
   
3. In the function, use the "Google Sheets API" to interact with your Google Sheets.
   
4. In the function, use the "telegram_send" function to send a message to the "Google Sheets Bot", passing the bot token and a plain text message as arguments.
   
5. Finally, send a message to the "InlineQueryBot" with "telegram_send" and the data from your Google Sheets.
   
   

Here is an sample code for automating tasks with Telegram and Google Sheets:

function onMessage() 
  var botToken = 'YOUR_TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN';
  var sheetId = 'YOUR_SHEET_ID';
  var sheetName = 'YOUR_SHEET_NAME';
  
  var response = 'Summary of sheet ' + sheetName + ': ' + sheets.getSheetValue(sheetName, 'A1:A');
  telegram_send("YOUR_GOOGLE_SHEETS_BOT_TOKEN", response);


function getSheetValue(sheetName, range) 
  var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.openById(sheetId).getSheetByName(sheetName);
  var values = sheet.getRange(range).getValues();
  return values;


function sendTelegramMessage(botToken, message) 
  telegram_send(botToken, message);


function telegram_send(botToken, message) 
  var url = 'https://api.telegram.org/bot' + botToken;
  var params =  chat_id: 123456789, text: message ;
  var options =  'method': 'POST', 'headers':  'Content-Type': 'application ;
  var response = UrlFetchApp.fetch(url + '/sendMessage', params, options);

Replace 'YOUR_TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN', 'YOUR_GOOGLE_SHEETS_BOT_TOKEN', 'YOUR_SHEET_ID', and 'YOUR_SHEET_NAME' with your actual bot tokens and sheet IDs.

This is just one single use case for using Telegram with Google Sheets for automation. With a little imagination and coding skills, the possibilities are endless. You can use Telegram to automate tasks such as sending reminders. The key is to be creative and think of new possibilities.

In auto-automation with Telegram and Google Sheets is a great way to speed up your work By following the steps outlined in this article, you can get your Telegram bot up and running with Google Sheets and start automating tasks. Happy coding!