# Google Sheet Preview: is there any way?

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**Created:** [December 16, 2025, 10:30pm UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/google-sheet-preview-is-there-any-way/391504 "2025-12-16T22:30:44Z")\
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> [@darkpixlz](#):
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> Unfortunately unless you get into more advanced JavaScript I don’t really see that happening.. I’m not too familiar with the Discourse JS API but it seems to be as easy as taking the URL, putting wrapping it in `<iframe src="..."></>` and replacing `/edit` with `/pubhtml?widget=true&amp;headers=false`

I don’t have much JS knowledge but if you perceive a possible solution in that direction I can dig into it.  
Drifting a bit from the original topic, but I’m thinking that my “dream solution” would be to be able to add a button to the toolbar which “adds the user’s spreadsheet” 😅

Will definitely post instructions and a tutorial, but my community population is very much “the general public”, and even with a tutorial this kind of thing is challenging.

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