Microsoft Excel to Google Sheets Automation

Jotform's Microsoft Excel to Google Sheets automation adds new Excel rows to Google Sheets, keeping your data in an existing sheet. You can keep the destination sheet organized without copying values by hand.

Microsoft Excel
New Row
Google Sheets
Add Row to Existing Spreadsheet

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

Create the workflow

Create the workflow

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

Connect your sheets

Connect your sheets

Connect Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, then choose the workbook and existing spreadsheet you want to use.

Customize and activate

Customize and activate

Customize what data moves into the sheet, test the workflow, and activate it when it matches your process.

Benefits

New Excel rows

When a new row appears in Microsoft Excel, the workflow sends it to Google Sheets so your destination sheet stays current.

Existing sheet updates

Add each record to an existing Google Sheets spreadsheet instead of rebuilding your data layout from scratch.

Clean handoff

Move spreadsheet details into a format your sheet can use right away, without copying values into the wrong place.

Ongoing tracking

Keep new spreadsheet entries available in one place so you can review changes as they happen.

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FAQ

Microsoft Excel to Google Sheets Automation is a workflow that sends new Excel rows into Google Sheets. It helps you keep spreadsheet data available in a sheet you can use for ongoing tracking and review.

It watches for a new row in Microsoft Excel and adds that record to an existing Google Sheets spreadsheet. This keeps your information moving between the two sheets without manual copying.

You can use it for spreadsheet syncing, record tracking, and keeping a Google Sheets sheet updated from Excel activity. It works well when you want one place to review new entries as they appear.

Yes. The workflow steps are already set up for Microsoft Excel to Google Sheets, so you start with the ready-made workflow and adapt it to your own spreadsheet use case.

Click Create Workflow, connect Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, customize what data should move into the spreadsheet, test the workflow, and activate it when it matches what you need.

Ready to use this automation?

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