Export Google Calendar to Excel

The following is an automated method to connect Google Calendar to Excel:

Step 1: Collect data
To get started, authorize your Google Calendar account. Next, choose the Data entity – a specific data type you want to export. After that, you may need to specify the particular Calendars you'd like to load, the Start date, and the End date (not required for the List of my calendars data entity).



Once you've adjusted the source settings, click Finish and proceed. Then, press Transformations to move forward.

Step 2: Organize and transform
Before transferring data from Google Calendar to Excel, you can check it out and modify it if needed. Consider the following data transformations available:

• Edit, rearrange, hide, or add columns.
• Apply filters and sort data in the chosen order.
• Create new columns with custom formulas.
• Combine data from different accounts or apps.

This way, you make sure the data is accurate and customize it to align with your specific reporting and analytical requirements.



Once you're confident that data is ready for import into Excel, click on Destinations.

Step 3: Load and automate
In this step, your first move is to authorize your Excel account. Second, you must decide on the exact destination to export Google Calendar to Excel. Do this by specifying an existing workbook and worksheet. As an alternative, you can create a new worksheet by typing its name into the dedicated field.



Next, press the Set a schedule button to toggle on Automatic data refresh. Then, you must select the interval for auto-updates in the respective dropdown field. Lastly, click Save and run importer. Wait for the data to reach its destination and enjoy a ready-to-use report.

By activating the Automatic data refresh functionality, you enable your Excel report to update itself on schedule. You have the flexibility to customize the update frequency to suit your needs, whether it's monthly, daily, hourly, or even every 30 or 15 minutes. Moreover, it's possible to personalize your experience further – just specify the preferred days of the week, time slots, and the time zone.



As a Coupler.io user, you'll always be certain that your report stays synchronized with the ever-updating records from the source. By using auto-refreshed data, you ensure almost real-time analytics, accuracy of your reports, and time-relevant insights.

Coupler.io makes it possible to connect and export data from multiple source applications. All you have to do is click on the Connect one more source button at the Data sources step. This way, you can integrate various data streams, whether they originate from different accounts within the same app or entirely separate apps.

Furthermore, Coupler.io offers the added advantage of blending data from diverse sources. So you can merge Google Calendar data with records from CRM platforms, analytics tools, marketing platforms, and beyond. It will enable you to broaden your analytics horizons and draw even more informed conclusions.

As soon as you successfully link all desired data sources and progress to the Transformations step, you'll have two data blending options at your disposal:

• Union data: Consolidate data elements from one source into another. This method demands that columns in both sources share identical names.
• Join data: Seamlessly merge two datasets side by side. To use this option, you need at least one column in each dataset to share the same name.

With these flexible import modes and data blending capabilities, cross-application reporting from Google Calendar to Excel becomes not just doable but also effortless.

You can leverage Coupler.io automation not only as a method to export Google Calendar to Excel. It also offers the opportunity to replicate importers and import data to a broad array of alternative destinations:

• One more destination for simple and quick reporting is a spreadsheet application similar to Excel – Google Sheets.
• If you aim to store, query, and perform complex analysis of Google Calendar records, data warehousing software will fit this purpose: options supported by Coupler.io include BigQuery, PostgreSQL, or Redshift.
• To visualize your data for a better understanding of trends and patterns, you can build dynamic and interactive dashboards by using business intelligence (BI) tools: Tableau, Looker Studio, Power BI, and Qlik Sense.

You can import Google Calendar data into these apps similarly to the flow we’ve outlined earlier for Excel.