Google Sheets to Microsoft Excel Automation

Jotform's Google Sheets to Microsoft Excel automation adds new spreadsheet rows to an existing workbook when your sheet changes, helping you keep records in sync. You can choose which sheet data appears in Excel and see updates land in the workbook you use.

Google Sheets
New Row
Microsoft Excel
Add Row to Existing Workbook

How to set up Google Sheets to Microsoft Excel Automation workflows?

Create the workflow

Create the workflow

Click Create Workflow to add the ready-made Google Sheets to Microsoft Excel workflow to your account.

Connect your accounts

Connect your accounts

Connect Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel so the workflow can read new rows and add them to the workbook you want to keep current.

Customize and activate

Customize and activate

Choose which sheet details should appear in Excel, test the workflow, and activate it when the result looks right.

Benefits

New row updates

When a new row appears in Google Sheets, the workflow adds that data to Microsoft Excel so your workbook stays current.

Workbook sync

Keep an existing Excel workbook updated with sheet entries instead of moving details over by hand.

Selected sheet data

Choose the Google Sheets fields you want carried into Excel so the workbook reflects the details that matter most.

Ongoing record keeping

Use the workflow to keep spreadsheet records aligned across both tools as new entries arrive.

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FAQ

Google Sheets to Microsoft Excel Automation is a ready-made workflow that adds new spreadsheet rows from Google Sheets into an existing Microsoft Excel workbook. It helps you keep related spreadsheet data in sync without moving each entry by hand.

It watches for a new row in Google Sheets and then adds that information to Microsoft Excel. The workflow is built around keeping the workbook updated as new sheet entries appear.

You can use it to keep reporting sheets, lists, or other spreadsheet records aligned across Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel. It is useful whenever new rows need to appear in an existing workbook.

Yes. The workflow steps are already set up for Google Sheets new rows to Microsoft Excel row additions, so you can add it to your account and adjust it for your data flow.

Click Create Workflow, connect Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel, choose which details should appear in the workbook, test the workflow, and activate it when everything looks right.

Ready to use this automation?

Start with the ready-made workflow, connect your accounts, and customize it for your process.