Import Specific Cells From Google Sheets Excel VBA Macro

In a previous post we learnt to import data from Google Sheets using a web query in Excel (Import Data From Google Sheets). We can actually create a web query in Excel either manually or with a simple VBA macro. In this post we see another method to import data from Google Sheets that allows getting specific rows, columns, and cells or values depending on certain criteria. In this other method, we send a HTTP request to the Google spreadsheet URL to get the data, and then we loop through the HTML response table to extract the values of interest according to a chosen criterion.

Upload Data To Google Sheets Excel VBA Macro

In this post we learn how to upload or export data from Excel to Google Sheets using VBA macros. The macro sends a HTTP request to POST the data through a Google Form into the Google spreadsheet. For that reason, we need to add the Microsoft XML 6.0 library to the VBA project. Another thing we need to do is to link the recipient Google spreadsheet to a Google Form, which needs to have as many fields as data columns to be exported from Excel. Additional details about the Google Form response URL can be found in this other article (Excel Data Export To Google Sheets).

Import Data From Google Sheets Excel VBA Macro

In this post we see how to import data from Google Sheets in Excel using VBA macros. The macro uses Excel’s web query functionality to import the Google spreadsheet as a query table. The principle is similar to what we have seen in a previous post (Add Web Query To Worksheet). The Google spreadsheet to be imported needs to be public and accessed through a modification of the original link along with the key of the spreadsheet.