

Find & select it from available references list in Reference window and then click on OK button. To add the Microsoft XML, v6.0 reference, click on Tools menu then click on References. We will understand the coding thoroughly in later part of our tutorial. This particular reference will help us in performing web queries to get and submit data.
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Inserting a Module Adding Microsoft XML, v6.0 ReferenceĪs we need to write the code to transfer data from Excel Sheet to Google Sheet, this macro requires reference to “Microsoft XML, V6.0”. To insert a module, click on Insert menu then select Module from the available menu items.

To write sub procedure to Reset the UserForm and Transfer data to Google sheet, we need to add a Module in our project. To insert a blank form, click on Insert menu then select UserForm from menu items. Now, we are in Visual Basic for Applications window. Open VBA window Inserting a UserForm and Module To open VBA window, just click on Developer Tab, select Visual Basic icon available in Code group. Let us move to Visual Basic Application window to design the User Form and write the code to automate the entire process.

Creating Home Sheet and Launch Form button in Excel Sheet Move to Visual Basic Application Window Design the landing sheet as available in below image. Saving Excel file with Macro enabled extensionĬreate a Home page (worksheet) and design a button so that user can click on that button to launch form and submit data. Open a new Excel Workbook and save the file with the name “MS Excel To Google Sheet”. Develop Excel Based Form to Transfer Data from Excel to Google Sheet So without any delay, let us start developing this interesting application from scratch.
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In this post, we will learn how to Use Google Drive and Google Sheet to transfer data from MS Excel. It’s free of cost and fully secure hence, we don’t need to think about data protections and server maintenance.Īll the features of Google Drive and Google Sheet raise a question in our mind, Can we use Google Drive or Google Sheet as a database? And the answer is Yes, we can. Google Drive, Google Sheet and Google Form provide a dynamic solution to store data in a centralized way without worrying about user platform and location. To handle this scenario, we need a free and secure solutions. Getting a designated shared drive is costly and not possible in small companies or for individuals. In multi-user environment, we need a shared drive where we can keep our database or Excel file to get the user’s input in a centralized way. We always face challenges if multiple users are sitting at different locations and using MS Excel or VBA UserForm to transfer and save the records in a particular database. Most of the time, we use Microsoft Excel to process and store the data.
