Last Updated on October 31, 2023 by Jake Sheridan
In this tutorial, you will learn how to import Google Sheets to Excel
How To Import Google Sheets To Excel
You may find yourself in a situation where you have data in a Google Sheet that you need to add to an existing Microsoft Excel project. Perhaps you are collaborating with a team on both Excel and Google Sheets and you need to integrate your data.
Whatever the reason, you can use Excel’s From Web feature to import data from a Google Sheet into Excel. This method has a great benefit over simply copy-pasting the data manually: the ability to refresh data automatically.
In this guide, we will show you how to import your Google Sheets data to Excel in just a few simple steps.
How To Add Data from Google Sheets To Excel
Here’s how to add data from Google Sheets to Excel.
Step 1
First, open the Google Sheets document that you want to import into Excel.

Step 2
Click on the Share button on the top-right of the current window.

Step 3
In the Share dialog box, we must ensure that our Google Sheets document is accessible by a third-party user. Set the access to “Anyone on the internet with the link can view” if it is not already. Click on the Copy link button to save the shareable URL to your device’s clipboard.

Click Done to proceed.
Step 4
Use any text editor to convert the URL into a format that works with Excel. This process simply requires replacing “edit?usp=sharing” with “export?format=xlsx”.

Step 5
Next, open the Excel spreadsheet file that you want to import your data into. Click on the Data tab.

Step 6
In the Data tab, click on the From Web option.

Step 7
Paste the modified URL from earlier into the provided textbox. Click on OK to proceed.
Step 8
Select the sheet you want to import into Excel. The dialog box will return a preview of the data you’ll be importing.

If the data looks right, click on the Load button.
Step 9
Excel should now create a new sheet in the current spreadsheet that contains the imported data.

Step 10
You can refresh the data by clicking on the Refresh icon in the Queries & Connections panel on the right.

Summary
This guide should be everything you need to import Google Sheets data to Excel.
You may make a copy of this example spreadsheet to test it out on your own.
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- IMPORTFEED
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- IMPORTJSON
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- VLOOKUP + IMPORTRANGE
- IMPORTRANGE Multiple Ranges
- Filter IMPORTRANGE Data
- Fix IMPORTRANGE Error Loading Data
- Fix IMPORTRANGE Formula Parse Error
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- Import Spreadsheet Into Google Sheets
- Export Google Sheets To Excel
- Download Google Sheets
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- Import CSV
- Import Excel
- Save as a CSV
- Import Data From Another Sheet
- Import PDF
- Export a Google Sheet into Different Formats
- Pull Data From Multiple Tabs
- Connect Google Forms To Google Sheets
- Open Excel In Google Sheets
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