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How to Integrate Microsoft Excel with Google Sheets

Updated on:
May 12, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to sync Microsoft Excel with your Google Sheets account.

Quick summary

You can integrate Microsoft Excel with Google Sheets in just a few steps using the Sync Sheet add-in, available directly from Excel's Add-Ins menu. Once installed and authenticated via Google Sign-In, your spreadsheet data stays connected across both platforms without manual imports or exports.


Steps

  1. On the Microsoft Excel main dashboard, click the Add-Ins icon under the Home tab.
  2. Search for Sync Sheet in the Add-Ins search bar, select it from the suggested results, and click the Add button.
  3. Go to the top menu bar and select Sync Sheet to open the integration panel.
  4. Click Account in the Sync Sheet panel to begin establishing the connection.
  5. In the right-side panel, tap Get Started to initiate the setup process.
  6. Click Sign In With Google and log into your Google account to connect your Google Sheets files with Microsoft Excel.

📌 Why this matters

Integrating Microsoft Excel with Google Sheets eliminates the friction of manually transferring data between two of the most widely used spreadsheet platforms. Using the Sync Sheet add-in, teams can keep their Excel workbooks and Google Sheets files automatically connected, ensuring data consistency across workflows without duplication or version conflicts. This is especially valuable for organizations that operate in mixed Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace environments, where real-time data alignment between platforms directly impacts productivity and accuracy.
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