Export and paste spatial data as WKT or GeoJSON

GeoSheet spatial cells now speak WKT and GeoJSON in both directions — you can get data out as standard formats, and paste standard formats back in.

New formulas: TOWKT and TOGEOJSON

Convert any spatial cell to a standard text representation:

=TOWKT(A1)       → "POLYGON ((...))"
=TOGEOJSON(A1)   → {"type":"Polygon","coordinates":[...]}

Both work on any spatial type — POINT, LINE, POLYGON, MULTIPOLYGON, everything. Use them to feed a spatial value into another tool, build a WKT column for export, or check what the underlying geometry looks like.

Right-click copy

Right-click any spatial cell and you'll see Copy as WKT and Copy as GeoJSON in the context menu. No formula needed — it copies the geometry string directly to your clipboard.

Paste GeoJSON directly

You could already paste GeoJSON Polygons and MultiPolygons into cells. GeoSheet now also recognizes Point, LineString, MultiPoint, and MultiLineString when you paste — they convert to the native spatial type automatically, the same way Polygon paste has worked since launch.