> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.superjoin.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Connect your Snowflake data warehouse to Google Sheets > Quickly link your Snowflake data warehouse to Google Sheets for hassle-free data integration. ## Step-by-step walkthrough: How to connect Snowflake to Google Sheets Select `Add-ons` and choose `Get Add-ons`. This action will redirect you to the Google Workspace Marketplace.

Click on `Extensions` from the Google Sheets menu. **Note:** For the best experience, install Superjoin where there's only a single account is logged in the Chrome profile. Marketplace

Once installed, navigate back to the `Extensions` menu tab in Google Sheets. Launch Superjoin from here. You should now see Superjoin running as a side panel on the right side of your screen.

Go to sources and click on "Connect new Source" Go to sources list

Type Snowflake in the search bar and click on Snowflake Search for Snowflake

Connect to your Snowflake account using your account, username, private key and\ warehouse name. Connect your account

Login to your Snowflake account and click on `View account details` as shown in the screenshot below. Get Account Subdomain

In the modal window, copy the account subdomain (highlighted in the screenshot). Example: `https://{subdomain}.snowflakecomputing.com` You may also note the User name. Get Account Subdomain

Once you are done filling up `Account`, `User`, and `Warehouse`, You can begin authorization. Click on `Configure` under Private Key. Snowflake supports RSA certificate for authorization. Provide your Private Key

Superjoin provides you 2 ways of authorization: * **Create Key Pair** - Superjoin will create a key pair for you. We save the private key securely and provide you the public key. This public key has to be used in the Snowflake account. * **Upload Private Key** - You can upload your private key file. We support both `encrypted` and `unencrypted` private keys. We will generate a public key which you can use in the Snowflake account. Provide your Private Key

When uploading an encrypted private key, you will need to provide the passphrase. All your credentials will be encrypted with the highest industry standards. Learn more Provide your Private Key

Once you have decided on the way you want to authorize, you will be presented with a public key. This will allow us to communicate with your Snowflake account. You may copy the public key and add it to your Snowflake account. Using the public key

After copying the public key, you can add it to your Snowflake account. Head over to Snowflake. Here you may create a new SQL Workspace. Then in the code editor, you can paste the public key. Make sure to replace `` with your actual user name. Adding the public key to Snowflake

Once the query execution is successful, you can return to Superjoin. Clicking `Next` will close the modal window. And you are all set to go! Click on `Authorize` to complete the process.