Supported formats are: 1) Google Sheets – recommended, 2) MS Excel, 3) CSV
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Export Emails to Google Sheet: Spreadsheet Columns
Spreadsheet column names are derived from common email headers, email body text, and special email headers.
Export Emails to Google Sheet: Default Columns
Spreadsheet column names are derived from common email headers, email body text, and special email headers.
Backup Egnyte: FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Answers to the most commonly asked questions about backing up your Egnyte
Export Emails to Google Sheet: Custom Columns (extracted from email headers)
Spreadsheet column names can be also derived from email message headers.
How to save all emails in a label (and sublabels) to OneDrive
Save emails to OneDrive can save and convert all emails in a label and sub-labels to OneDrive folder. For example, if you have a label called “Support” and that label has sub-labels “Open tickets” and “Closed tickets”, then you can with one click save all emails in labels “Support”, “Support/Open tickets” and “Support/Closed tickets” to a One Drive folder.
How to update your Chrome Browser
- On your computer, open Chrome.
- At the top right, click More
.
- Click Help and then About Google Chrome.
- The current version number is the series of numbers beneath the Google Chrome heading.
- Chrome will check for updates when you’re on this page. To apply any available updates, click Relaunch.
Email parsing: Parsing rules
Export Email to Google Sheets currently supports multiple parsing rules.
What is OpenID Connect?
By default, cloudHQ uses the OpenID Connect protocol to authenticate end-users. This means that cloudHQ does not store your password (or even hashed password). Your password is never send to cloudHQ servers. All authentication (verifying password, etc.) is done by Microsoft or Google. Technically, OpenID Connect is an identity layer on top of the OAuth […]
How to create a Gmail label with email messages in certain date range
Sometimes is useful to label your email messages based on their date (per year, quarter, etc.). This is especially very useful if you need to export your email message to Google Sheets and you want to have a different Google spreadsheet for each date range. For example, you might want to create labels like this: […]