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284 data and utility sources behind one key, one formula, and the same columns every time. Start with the quickstart, or search for the source you need.
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Key, request, response. One working call, then the same pattern everywhere else.
3 min readAuthenticationHow keys work, where to put them, and how to rotate or scope one without downtime.
4 min readFormulasThe argument grammar, picking one field by path, and filling a column from a range.
5 min readThe contract
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One formula. The same columns every time.
VERVE() is the whole surface area: the same three arguments on every source, the same columns on every refresh, and a failure that arrives as text in the cell rather than a broken sheet.
sourceThe id, in quotes. The same list the reference is built from.
inputA cell, a range, or a literal value.
fieldA dot-path into the result. Omit it and the whole row spills across.
A2 hi@example.com
=VERVE("emailvalidator", A2) spills every column
=VERVE("emailvalidator", A2, "data.valid") TRUE
=VERVE("emailvalidator", A2:A9, "data.valid") fills the column=VERVE("emailvalidator", "nope@nope.zz", "data.valid")
#ERR That email address is not valid.Browse the docs
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