sheets-orders-expenses-cleanup

Clearing test data in Google Sheets without deleting headers requires a data cleanup workflow that validates canonical headers, computes data ranges, and removes only data rows while preserving header row structure.

Resetting orders and expenses sheets for test environments is best handled by a script that coordinates preview, apply, and verify operations to safely clear data rows and restore canonical headers without mutating live data prematurely.

You can preview Google Sheets data cleanup before applying changes to identify affected ranges and header status, ensuring modifications are reviewed safely without mutating live data until explicit business approval is granted.

Header validation when restoring Google Sheets tabs works by comparing existing headers against canonical definitions, detecting drift, and rewriting the correct headers during the apply phase to ensure data schema consistency.

Yes, you need dotenv configured in your environment to run these Google Sheets data cleanup scripts, as it is a required dependency for managing environment variables during the preview, apply, and verify workflow.