Can you use Sheetgo with Excel in 2026?
Quick Answer: Yes. As of April 2026, Sheetgo connects Excel files stored in OneDrive and SharePoint alongside Google Sheets and CSV sources. Connections support filter, merge, split, and append transformations on hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly schedules from the web app.
Using Sheetgo With Excel
Sheetgo started as a Google Sheets add-on but has supported Excel via OneDrive and SharePoint since 2021. As of April 2026, Excel support is full-featured for cloud-stored files.
Supported Excel Sources
- Excel for the web — Files stored in OneDrive (personal or business)
- SharePoint Online — Files in SharePoint document libraries
- CSV uploads — Static CSV files for one-time imports
Local desktop Excel files are not directly supported; the file must be in OneDrive or SharePoint for Sheetgo to read and write it.
Connection Patterns
Three common patterns:
- Excel-to-Excel — Consolidate multiple workbooks into a master
- Excel-to-Google-Sheets — Migrate or sync data between platforms
- Google-Sheets-to-Excel — Push data into a SharePoint workbook for finance or operations consumers
Setup
- Sign in at sheetgo.com (Microsoft or Google identity)
- Authorize OneDrive or SharePoint access
- Create a workflow → New Connection → Select source and destination
- Apply filters, merges, or splits as needed
- Schedule updates (hourly on Business plan, daily/weekly/monthly on lower plans)
Limitations
- Cell-level formulas are preserved on the destination as values, not as live formulas
- Formatting (colors, conditional formatting) is not transferred
- Maximum row count per execution depends on plan (5,000 rows on Professional, higher on Business)
Pricing
Sheetgo Professional starts at $22/month (annual billing) with full Excel support. The free tier limits connections and update frequency.