Google Sheets Table Display vs CMS Charts

Google Sheets Table Display helps you show Google Sheets content directly on your website in a clean, flexible, and customizable table interface. Connect your sheet using its Google Sheets URL and display tab content in a website-friendly layout that makes spreadsheet data easier to read and use. Visitors can search through rows quickly, while site owners can adjust the widget’s appearance to match their brand or automatically adapt it to the site theme. This app is ideal for directories, product specs, pricing lists, schedules, menus, comparison tables, and other structured content managed in Google Sheets.

CMS Charts displays the content you manage in your CMS as charts on your site. Each chart is based on a collection you select, grouped by one field and measured by another, and it is designed to follow your content as it changes. The app offers eight chart types: columns, bars, lines, areas, pie and donut charts, a goal ring and a number card. Dates can be grouped by day, week, month, quarter or year, filters narrow a chart down, and a field that references another collection is shown by its items' names. You can add a text under any chart. Write it yourself, or ask AI to draft it from the chart's numbers in the language you choose, then edit it freely. Each AI draft uses one of your site's AI credits. Nine ready-made styles are included, and you can adjust colors, corners, text sizes and animation. Values can be shown as currency or percent. Charts are calculated on the server, so visitors receive the totals shown on the chart rather than the items in your collection. This also applies to private collections. Charts support right-to-left languages, and the settings panel comes in English, Hebrew, French, Spanish and Arabic. A demo collection is included for trying the app.