Correct way to delete a GS2Web SaaS web calculator

When you create a web calculator through GS2Web SaaS framework, you first create a calculator on the Google Sheet. Suppose , you want to delete the calculator and start a fresh calculator , then simply deleting the sheet will not work .  You will need to follow this procedure:

Watch the demo video on deleting a web calculator.

This way you can create a new calculator by deleting the old calculator. In any other way, your access will not reset.

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