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XL-Connector
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- Manage Salesforce Scoping Rules with XL-Connector
- Manage Salesforce Restriction Rules with XL-Connector
- Upload Multiple Related Records in Salesforce at once
- Dynamically Adjust UI Elements for XL-Connector Users
- Mass manage Salesforce Custom Object Fields
- Mass update Field Level Security in Salesforce
- Accounting Seed Financial Cube Formula (ASFC) for Salesforce
- Mass convert Leads in Salesforce
- Automate Salesforce Data Loads in Excel with XL-Connector Flows
- XL-Connector: Your Custom Metadata Management tool for Salesforce
- How to export and import Flows and Flow Steps from/to Salesforce
- Using In-Cell Formulas to run SOQL queries in XL-Connector
- Edit Report Filters
- Run Any Data Load Scenario with a Single Click
- Bring Picklist Values to your Salesforce Report
- Scheduling Automated Data Refreshes in XL-Connector
- Getting rid of duplicate Accounts, Contacts, and Leads in your Salesforce org
- Generating VisualForce pages from Page Layouts
- Determining Field Utilization
- Figuring Out Field Utilization Across Layouts
- VBA Interface
- Uploading Files to Salesforce
- Validating Dependent Picklists
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- Importing Data from Salesforce to excel using SOQL in XL-Connector
- Create New Records in Salesforce from an Excel spreadsheet
- Bulk Update Salesforce Records from an Excel spreadsheet
- Figuring out the upsert operation in Salesforce
- Using Text Fields Instead of Ids in ID and Lookup Fields
- Mass Import/Export of images stored in Rich Text Area fields in Salesforce
- Filling Gaps in your Data
- Mass-downloading Documents from Salesforce.com
- Mass-uploading Attachments to Salesforce.com
- Bulk Deleting Records from Salesforce.com
- Pulling Data From Multiple Related Objects
- Importing Data from Salesforce.com reports
- Logging in to Salesforce.com
- Deploying XL-Connector via MSI Package
- XL-Connector Download
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- What is the difference between XL-Connector and XL-Connector 365?
- My reports stopped working after enabling MFA
- My reports stopped working after enabling MFA
- How do I add users to my XL-Connector subscription?
- How do I update fields with Null values?
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- How do I transfer my existing XL-Connector license to a new user?
- What is the maximum amount of Salesforce records I can work with?
- I'm having proxy issues
- What if my data is filtered in the spreadsheet?
- What Do I need to select when inserting/updating/deleting records?
- Where do I find Security Token?
- My Get Data (or Update/Insert/Upsert) Dialog Box Is Visible in Windows Toolbar, but I Can't Bring It Forward
- I downgraded/reinstalled Microsoft Office and XL-Connector stopped working
- I'm getting 'Access Denied' error when logging in to Salesforce
- Why do I need to provide my permission to send email on my behalf?
- I can only see the the Help item on the addon menu
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XL-Connector 365
- How to assign a Salesforce lookup to any cell in Excel
- Installing XL-Connector 365
- Automating Salesforce Data Operations with XL-Connector Flows
- Run Flows in your Connected Spreadsheet Directly from Salesforce
- Integration for Slack
- Mass Merge Accounts, Contacts, and Leads
- Mass Converting Leads in Salesforce
- Logging in to Salesforce
- Owner Change Settings
- Mapping Fields to Constant Values
- Use Any Text field to Identify Record References in ID, Master-detail, and Lookup Fields
- Convenient Editing of all Salesforce Field Types
- Using Upsert to Update or Create Records in Salesforce
- Updating Existing Records in Salesforce
- Creating New Records in Salesforce
- Integrating Salesforce data with Accounting Seed
- Installing XL-Connector 365 for users in your Office 365 account (for Admins)
- XL-Connector 365 Privacy Policy
- Refreshing your Spreadsheets Automatically Offline
- Refreshing Data Pulled from Salesforce
- Importing Data from Salesforce.com using SOQL (Salesforce Object Query Language)
- Importing Data from Salesforce.com Reports
- Pulling Data From Multiple Related Objects
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Excel Merge
- Configuring a button to run XL-Connector 365 Flows in Excel Online
- Run Flows in your Connected Spreadsheet Directly from Salesforce
- Configuring a button to download object-specific XL-Connector templates on Salesforce Lightning
- Configuring a button to download object-specific XL-Connector templates on Salesforce Classic
- Configuring Mail Merge component on a Lightning page
- Configuring Mail Merge component on a Classic page layout
- Configuring the Mail Merge
- Uploading an XL-Connector template to Salesforce
- Creating an XL-Connector template for upload
- Installing XL-Connector Managed Package
- Placing XL-Connector Lightning component on any Lightning page
- Adding XL-Connector component to Salesforce Classic page layouts
- Excel Merge Managed Package
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G-Connector
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- Importing Data from a Salesforce SOQL into Google Sheets
- Export Data from Salesforce Reports into Google Sheets
- Transfer Scheduled Jobs to a Different Google User in G-Connector
- How to log into Salesforce using G-Connector
- Pulling Data From Multiple Related Objects
- Installing G-Connector Google Sheets
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- Using Any Text field to Identify Record References in ID, Master-detail, and Lookup Fields
- Mass Deleting Salesforce Records in Google Sheets using G-Connector
- Upsert Records in Salesforce from Google Sheets
- Update Records in Salesforce from Google Sheets
- Creating New Records in Salesforce from Google Sheets
- Automate Salesforce Data Operations in Google Sheets
- Integration for Slack
- Scheduling Automatic Notifications in G-Connector for Salesforce
- Scheduling Automatic Data Snapshots in G-Connector for Salesforce
- Integration with AccountingSeed
- Using Custom Formulas to Dynamically Pull Data From Salesforce
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G-Connector for Zoho CRM
- Scheduling Automatic Data Snapshots in G-Connector for Zoho CRM
- Scheduling Automatic Data Alerts in G-Connector for Zoho CRM
- Scheduling Automatic Notifications in G-Connector for Zoho CRM
- Scheduling Automatic Data Pushes to Zoho CRM
- Setting Up Push Templates in G-Connector for Zoho CRM
- Updating Existing Records in Zoho CRM from Google Sheets
- Creating New Records in Zoho CRM Using G-Connector
- Deleting Records from Zoho CRM using G-Connector
- Scheduling Automatic Data Refresh from Zoho CRM
- Manually Refreshing your Zoho CRM Data
- Retrieving Module Data from Zoho CRM
- Logging in to Zoho CRM
- G-Connector for Zoho CRM terms of service
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Customer Portal
- Changing the Plan on your Subscription
- Dynamically Adjust UI Elements for XL-Connector Users
- Dynamically Adjust UI Elements for G-Connector Users via Customer Portal
- Delegate your subscription user management to a co-worker
- How do I add users to my XL-Connector subscription?
- Customer Portal
- How do I add users to my G-Connector subscription?
- How do I transfer my G-Connector license to a different user?
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- Short How To Videos
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- Updating Existing Records in Salesforce
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Updating Existing Records in Zoho CRM from Google Sheets
To update records in Zoho CRM in bulk, you will first need to pull them to your Google Spreadsheet. You can do it via the Get Module Data menu item.
In our example here we’ll use G-Connector to update the stage of a number of Deals.
Please note that we’re pulling record IDs. A column of record IDs is required to be able to update records in Zoho CRM.
We got the following results back from our sample database:
Now we want to change the stage of all deals to Closed Won. After the stage has been changed we’ll select the rows of data so that the selection spans across all the records that we want to update (it doesn’t matter if the selection spans across one or multiple columns):
Then we’ll click Add-ons -> G-Connector for Zoho CRM -> Update / Insert. The system already knows what module the data was pulled from, that is why the Deal module will be already selected. The Update operation is the default one, so you won’t need to change that too:
G-Connector will try to automatically map your spreadsheet columns to the corresponding fields in Zoho CRM, and because we pulled data the same tool – in this case it will map all columns correctly. However, please verify the mappings each time before proceeding with an update and re-map if necessary. Incorrect mappings may lead to unrecoverable data loss!
The top table in the mapping dialog lists all available fields from the selected module. You can map your spreadsheet columns to fields in Zoho CRM by dragging fields from the top table and dropping them on the column names in the bottom table.
Please note that we are only selecting the Id and Stage columns using the checkboxes on the left. This will ensure that only the Stage Name field gets modified, nothing else. Using these checkboxes you can always control which columns in your spreadsheet will get uploaded to Zoho CRM>
Click on Save Template to save the current mappings and other settings in this dialog box as a template for future re-use (optional).
After you’ve verified your mappings and re-mapped if necessary, you you need to do is click Push Selected Rows, and all the Opportunity records will get updated.
After the Update operation has been completed, you’ll see the operation results on the very right from your data, one column over after the last data column: