Import HubSpot Data using Objects and Fields

Published: February 11, 2026

Follow these steps to import data from HubSpot objects and fields directly into Excel using XL-Connector 365:

Firstly install XL-Connector 365 and from the list of available sources, select HubSpot. Log in to your HubSpot account. 

XL-Connector 365 login screen with HubSpot selected as the data provider.

Import Data

Click the “Import Data” button in the XL-Connector sidebar. Choose the “From Objects & Fields” option to proceed with importing specific HubSpot data.

XL-Connector 365 Import Data menu showing the From Objects and Fields option selected.

Pick the Object and Fields

  • Select the HubSpot object (e.g., Contacts, Companies, Deals) from which you want to import data. If the Create New Worksheet is checked, it will always place the data in a new worksheet.
  • Click “Add Fields” to view the available fields within the chosen object.
XL-Connector 365 HubSpot Objects screen with Contacts selected and the Add fields button highlighted.
  • Mark the fields you want to include in your import. You can also select or clear all fields using the option at the bottom.
  • Enable Show Selected Fields to verify that all necessary fields are marked.

 

Field selection popup in XL-Connector 365 showing HubSpot fields like Company Name, Create Date, and Email selected.
  • Refine your import by applying filters. 
XL-Connector 365 Filter manager with a rule set to Event Revenue greater than 10000.

You can adjust several settings for each query:

  • Table Start Cell – choose the cell in your worksheet where the query results should appear.
  • Create Data Table – automatically formats the retrieved data as an Excel Data Table.
  • Create drop-downs in picklist columns – if enabled, Excel will add drop-down menus for all columns that come from Salesforce picklist fields.
XL-Connector 365 Options showing table start cell A1 and the Create data table setting enabled.
  • Last run timestamp cell – records the date and time when the query was last run or refreshed in the cell you specify.
  • Flow step name – defaults to “Pull Objects from,” but you can rename the step by typing a custom name.

Completing the Import

  • Run and Save – pulls the data and saves the query along with all settings in the worksheet as a flow step.
  • Run – pulls the data without saving the query, so you won’t be able to refresh it later.
  • Save – saves the query and its settings in the worksheet without pulling the data. You can retrieve the data later by clicking Refresh on the app’s home screen.
  • Delete – removes the flow step (only available when editing an existing step).
XL-Connector 365 Advanced section showing the Run and save button to save the import as a flow step.
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