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# How To Trigger Automations Flow Or WhatsApp Messages For All Or Selected Rows in Google Sheet ?

#### <mark style="color:red;background-color:orange;">How to Set Up and Use Google Sheet Automations</mark>

1. **Install App Script**: Get the app script code from- [https://pastebin.com/iJkLWvhX](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description\&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbmw4TzdTdU1JWGxJaGdGUHRPLU9ZSGFfZzhXZ3xBQ3Jtc0ttX2lQWGRZUjBWOUJxVmpfWG5vQWZPV05Pdk1EYWpSM25aOXV0SzhyRWdoWThQT1lJOHRkd25KVFotRWQ3dVJ3emNjUkJfUkV6STY4X3E5MWZuMWlTSm52dXdnNzA4eHhJUkJiS2djLXNFbnFCejJIbw\&q=https%3A%2F%2Fpastebin.com%2FiJkLWvhX\&v=V40VGh0h-L4) and install it into your Google sheet. Ensure you replace the webhook URL in the app script with yours.
2. **Reload the Sheet**: Refresh your Google sheet page to see the new menu option "Trigger Automations".
3. **Authorize Email**: To test the automation, click on "Send Selected Rows" from the new menu and authorize your email.
4. **Enter Data in Automations Builder**:
   * Input two or three rows of data.
   * Click "OK".
5. **Map Webhook Data**:
   * Use the data received in the webhook to perform actions like sending WhatsApp messages or adding time delays.
6. **Save and Enable Workflow**: Save the workflow settings and activate the automation.
7. **Trigger Automations**:
   * Use the "Trigger Automations" menu to send all or specific rows to the webhook. Specify the row numbers if needed.

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