> ## 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 Microsoft SQL to Google Sheets
> Effortlessly connect your Microsoft SQL data to Google Sheets for reporting and analysis.
### Why use Superjoin’s Google Sheets-Microsoft SQL Integration?
We've meticulously organized the data points to ensure easy accessibility in a format you're already familiar with.
Get a sneak peek of your data. Select columns, apply filters & limits as per your need before importing.
Enjoy one-click refreshes or schedule regular updates to ensure your sheets are always up to date.
Benefit from Google Sheets' collaborative data analysis & other powerful capabilities.
## Step-by-step walkthrough: How to connect Microsoft SQL to Google Sheets
Select `Add-ons` and choose `Get Add-ons`. This action will redirect you to the Google Workspace Marketplace.
In the Google Workspace Marketplace pop-up window, search for "Superjoin".
Click on the `Install` button to install Superjoin.
**Note:** For the best experience, install Superjoin where there's only a single account logged in the Chrome profile.
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.
To begin, you can navigate to `Queries` , choose to `Create new query`.
Navigate to `Sources`, select `Connect to a new source` and search for Microsoft SQL Server.
Enter your `Host Name/IP Address`, `Port number` (which is usually 3306), `Database Name` , `Username` ( Make sure to create a new user with read-only access to your database) and `Password`.
Once this is done click on `Authorize` to allow Superjoin to access your Microsoft SQL Server data.
Once this is done click on `Authorize` to allow Superjoin to access your Microsoft SQL Server data.
Choose between three query methods through which you would like to import.
Enter you SQL query and click `Run query` and then you can preview your data.
Once you have previewed the data select `Import` and wait for a few seconds. This action pulls all your data from Microsoft SQL to Google Sheets.
You can schedule a `Refresh` to automatically update your data daily, weekly, or monthly at a specific time.
Once this is done click on `Authorize` to allow Superjoin to access your Microsoft SQL Server data.
