https://www.gumloop.com/pipeline?workbook_id=2bwovC2nSMeZc9UDHZeP9D&run_id=Jq6QjQJ6TKuuXc6sYGxPkX
I’ve tried to revoke credentials and then add that back again. Deleting the node and readding it.
I’ve also followed the suggestions from Gummy. My main objective is to avoid having to create column names as the competitor names can be dynamic.
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Hey @sethiad – Looks like you’re passing data into the Create new Sheet input, but that’s just a parameter on the node. If you click on “Show more options,” you’ll see the Create New Sheet toggle—it works the same way if you expose it as an input and want to toggle it dynamically. You can’t pass data into that input.
For Google Sheet nodes, headers need to be in the first row for them to be detected properly. Once those are set, you can map your data to them. The Create New Sheet option follows the same schema and generates a new spreadsheet using those headers. That means dynamic headers aren’t supported at the moment. I’d recommend using generic, static column names like competitor name, data, etc.
Thanks @Wasay-Gumloop, I was struggling with this for a while.
I’ll try to use the generic column names for now and see if it’s supported in the future 
Thank you & no problem!
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