Drop this formula in the first cell of your google spreadsheet:

=importData("http://example.com/activities.csv")


And it will automatically fill out the rest of the current spreadsheet with as many columns and rows as it needs until all the data from the original source csv is displayed.

There are many other powerful ways to feed Google Spreadsheets from all kinds of external sources. Check out this article for some demonstrations.

Pull CSV data from URL to Google Spreadsheet
I want to start learning game development and I would obviously come across this tool. So every where I went people mentioned Unreal Engine 4 to be a viable choice, I've tried a bit of Unity and now I want to try Unreal. Only issue I came across UDK and UE4, I downloaded UDK which turns out to be different from tutorials and I can't seem to find any info on that and besides I could only run the software once because after the first time it starts a game, I re-installed UDK I still get the issue, but anyways that's a different topic, what I want to know is whether UDK and UE4 are different and if they are, where do i get UE4, becauuse when I down UE4 (from - https://www.unrealengine.com/dashboard), it downloads a game launcher and no development tool. In case they are same, why is my version of UDK different fr
