Export Notion to Google Sheets

Exporting your Notion database to Google Sheets can streamline your workflow and facilitate data analysis. With CSV Getter, this process is simple and efficient. Follow this step-by-step guide to seamlessly connect Notion to Google Sheets.

Step 1: Access CSV Getter

1. Go to CSV Getter Home: Begin by navigating to CSV Getter Home. This is your starting point for connecting Notion and exporting your data.

Step 2: Connect Notion

1. Click on Data: In the main menu, select the data option to begin the connection process.

2. Under Notion, click Connect: Find Notion in the data sources list and click the Connect button.

3. Select Pages in Notion: A Notion interface will open where you can choose the specific pages you want to connect.

4. Allow Access: Click Allow access to grant CSV Getter permission to access your selected pages.

Step 3: Create an Export from Notion

1. Click on Create Export: Back at the CSV Getter homepage, locate and click on Create Export.

2. Select Data Source: Next, click on Select Data Source to choose Notion as your primary source.

3. Select Notion: From the list, choose Notion to establish the correct connection.

4. Choose a Database: Select the specific Notion database you'd like to export.

5. Name Your Export: Provide a name for your export that reflects its contents.

5. Submit the Export: Click on Submit to initiate the export process.

Step 4: Import Data into Google Sheets

To simply create a Google Sheet in your Google Drive with the data, this can be done in one click. See here.

To automatically update a specific sheet with your data, follow the following steps.

1. Go to Sample Screen: After creating your export, you will see the Sample Screen.

2. Click on Spreadsheet Import: On the Sample Screen, select Spreadsheet Import.

3. Select G Sheets: Choose G Sheets as your import option.

4. Copy the Code: Click the clipboard icon to copy the provided code snippet.

Step 5: Implement the Code in Google Sheets

1. Open Google Sheets: In your chosen Google Sheets document, navigate to the Extensions tab.

2. Select Apps Script: From the dropdown menu, click on Apps Script to open the script editor.

3. Paste the Code: In the Code.gs file, paste the copied code.

4. Save Your Changes: Don’t forget to save your script changes using the save icon.

5. Test the Code: Click the Play Arrow to run the script and ensure it executes correctly.

6. Check the Execution Log: Monitor the Execution Log to confirm that the script has run successfully.

7. Data Updates in G Sheets: Your Google Sheets will now be populated with data from your Notion export.

Step 7: Schedule Updates

1. Open Triggers: Back in the Apps Script, click on Triggers to set up automatic updates.

2. Add a Trigger: Click on Add Trigger to create a new scheduled task.

3. Change Event Source: Set the event source to Time-driven to specify how often you want your data updated.

4. Save Your Trigger: Finally, click Save to activate the scheduled updates.

5. Enjoy Scheduled Backups: Your Google Sheets will now automatically update, providing a reliable method for backing up your Notion data.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can efficiently export data from Notion to Google Sheets using CSV Getter. This powerful feature not only enhances your workflow but also ensures your data is always up-to-date. For more tips and tricks on using CSV Getter, explore our other guides and resources!