Google Sheets
Google Sheets — displays a Google Sheets range live on the screen – ideal for metrics, lists or schedules.
Purpose
Bring spreadsheet contents to the display automatically. The selected cell range is reloaded at an adjustable interval, so changes appear automatically.
Use cases
Here's how Google Sheets looks on the screen – examples from real use:
Requirements
- An active revolutionSCREEN account with access to my.rstv.app.
- An accessible Google Sheets spreadsheet (sharing/account).
- At least one configured screen for playback.
Install the app
Open my.rstv.app and go to Apps. In the Alle (All) list, find the Google Sheets tile and click it.

The detail page opens. If the app is not yet installed, first click Installieren (Install). Then (or if it already shows Installiert / Installed) click Neue Instanz (New instance).

An instance is a specific, configured output of the app – a connected spreadsheet range with its display settings. You can create multiple instances and assign them to different screens.
Manage instances
After clicking, you land in the app's instance management. Here you see existing instances and create another one with Neue Instanz (New instance) (top right).

Connect & configure Google
In the editor you define the range to display and the reload interval. On the right you see the live preview.

The settings in the left area – field by field:
- Range: the cell range to display, e.g.
A1:E20. - Reload interval: how often the spreadsheet is reloaded (in minutes, e.g. 60).
- Zoom factor: magnification of the display (e.g. 1).

Save & play on the screen
- Name the instance and configure it as desired.
- Save at the top right with Speichern & Schliessen (Save & Close).
- The instance is now available under the app.
- Assign it to your screen – directly as content or embedded in a Layout or Playlist.
- At the next sync, the content appears on the display and updates automatically.
Tips & Troubleshooting
Wrong section
Adjust the range (e.g. A1:E20).
Data outdated
Shorten the reload interval.
Too small/large
Scale using the zoom factor.
Content does not appear
Check whether the instance is assigned to the correct screen/layout and the Player is online.
