Connect Dwolla to Microsoft Excel
Send Dwolla customers, funding sources, events and 2 more data types to Microsoft Excel on a schedule. Filter by date. Refresh as often as every 15 minutes.
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How to connect Dwolla and Microsoft Excel
4 steps. You can preview the Dwolla data in Coupler.io before anything reaches Microsoft Excel.
Step 1 of 4
Connect Dwolla
Enter your Dwolla client ID and client secret. You only do this once per account.
Step 2 of 4
Choose what to export
Pick the Dwolla data you want in Microsoft Excel.
Step 3 of 4
Connect Microsoft Excel
Sign in with your Microsoft account, then pick the workbook in OneDrive and the sheet for the Dwolla data.
Step 4 of 4
Choose a write mode and schedule
Every run either replaces or appends the data in Microsoft Excel. Run it as often as every 15 minutes.
Each run wipes the previous data and writes fresh Dwolla data.
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5 data types, including Customers, Funding sources, Events, Exchange partners and Business classifications.
With your Dwolla client ID and client secret, entered once when you add the connection.
Yes. Set the start date to cover the period you need.
An .xlsx workbook in OneDrive or OneDrive for Business, under 25 MB, that your Microsoft account can edit. Macro-enabled .xlsm files aren't supported.
Up to 1,048,576 rows per sheet. With Append, a run fails once the sheet reaches that limit, so filter Dwolla by date or switch to Replace.
On a schedule you choose, from monthly down to every 15 minutes, depending on your Coupler.io plan.
Yes. Add more sources to the same data flow, for example QuickBooks or Xero, and join or append them before the data reaches Microsoft Excel.
