Export Google Calendar to Excel

Save oodles of time by exporting your Google Calendar to Excel in an automated way.

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Automatically export your Google calendar to MS Excel in 3 easy steps

Tackle uses google API to convert your Google calendar events to Microsoft Excel. This should only take about 3 minutes. Do more work in one-tenth of the time.

Step 1

Sign in with your Google account

Step 2

Filter and Format your calendar data

In the left panel, You will find the “Sheets” page, under the Analyze section
Rename your report e.g. Google calendar import
Filter the calendars you want to export
Use the format section to format your data just the way you want your report to be
From the “Columns” section, select the data fields you want to export along with the calendar events

Step 3

Download your Excel report

Why use Tackle?

You can securely and reliably export Google calendar to Excel, Google Sheets, CSV or even PDF.

Your Google calendar events are essentially records of all your work-related activities. Tackle allows you to extract the data and use them in new ways to streamline and automate your workflows. Convert any ics file to csv file for CRM purpose. You can also create custom reports with the data to analyze how you or your team are spending time as it directly impacts your business efficiency. Tackle also provides many ways to format, aggregate, and filter calendar data to fit your use case so that you can use it your way.

Here is How to

Manually export Google calendar to Microsoft Excel

Exporting your Google Calendar event data manually involves more steps to follow and most importantly it is very time-consuming.

Step 1 to export Google calendar to excel — **Step 1:** Go to your Google Calendar at calendar.google.com & click on this 3 dot calendar settings icon

Step 2 to export Google calendar — **Step 2:** On the left panel, under My Calendars, choose the calendar you want to view in Excel, click on the three dots to open a pop-up window. Choose Settings and sharing.

Step 3:Click on the Export button — **Step 3:** Click on the Export button for exporting Google calendar and a zip file will be downloaded on your computer.

Step 4: Locate the downloaded folder — **Step 4:** Locate the downloaded zip file in your computer and right-click to extract all ICS files in your chosen folder.

Step 5: Explains how to open ics file — **Step 5:** This step explains how to open ics file. Open a new sheet in Microsoft Excel, click the File tab on the top left, choose open.

Step 6: Browse to select the downloaded file — **Step 6:** Browse to select the downloaded file. From the drop-down menu, change All Excel File to select All Files.

Step 7 extract file and open — **Step 7:** Select the extracted file and click on the Open button.

Step 8: check — **Step 8:** Check if the Delimited option is selected and then click the Next button.

**Step 9:** Check the box beside the Tab option and click the Finish button.

**Step 10:** You will see the Google calendar events in your excel sheet.

The easy way or the hard way?

You can choose either a manual or an automated way of exporting Google Calendar to Excel. Which one would you choose?

Features

Automated

Manual

Total number of steps

Total process time

Under 3 minutes

15 minutes+

Need to open Google Calendar

Yes

Downloads zip files

Yes

Allows Google events and activities to be tagged

Yes

Export multiple Calendars

Yes

Excel sheet shows exactly the same way calendar has stored all data

Yes

Conclusion

Although the manual way of exporting your Google Calendar to Excel could be your preferred way, it’s okay to do it for the first time. But, if you want your calendars to be exported in an organized way with all the data neatly placed under your chosen labels, there is no better way than Tackle. Moreover, only exporting a calendar won’t serve any purpose unless you analyze your calendar activities to give you a meaningful report. The only way to do so is through the automated options offered by Tackle.