Google Sheets + Microsoft Exchange
Create Google Sheets spreadsheet rows from new Microsoft Exchange calendar events
You're keeping record of calendar events on a spreadsheet. Every time your work group meets, you add a new row to your Google Sheets spreadsheet. After a while, this important task may get a little tiring, and that's where this integration comes in. It transfers details from Microsoft Exchange calendar events to your spreadsheet for you. This is the easiest way to keep track of meetings (and their dates, times, attendees etc.) we know.
You're keeping record of calendar events on a spreadsheet. Every time your work group meets, you add a new row to your Google Sheets spreadsheet. After a while, this important task may get a little tiring, and that's where this integration comes in. It transfers details from Microsoft Exchange calendar events to your spreadsheet for you. This is the easiest way to keep track of meetings (and their dates, times, attendees etc.) we know.
- When this happens...New Calendar Event
Triggers when a new event is created in your calendar.
- automatically do this!Create Spreadsheet Row
Create a new row in a specific spreadsheet.
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Calendar
Time BeforeRequired
Time Before (Unit)Required
Try ItContact Folder
Try ItCalendar
Try ItContact Folder
First NameRequired
Last Name
Email Addresses
Business Phones
Home Phones
Mobile Phone
Job Title
Company Name
Department
Business Website URL
File As
Personal Notes
Street
City
State
Postal Code
Country or Region
Street
City
State
Postal Code
Country or Region
Street
City
State
Postal Code
Country or Region
New Calendar Event
Triggers when a new event is created in your calendar.
Try ItNew Email
Triggers when a new e-mail is received in your inbox.
Try ItCalendar
SubjectRequired
Start Date & TimeRequired
End Date & TimeRequired
All Day Event?
Description
Show me as Free or Busy
To Email(s)Required
CC Email(s)
BCC Email(s)
SubjectRequired
Body FormatRequired
BodyRequired
Attachment
