Build a query in the Catchr Office add-in, choose its starting cell, and write source rows into the workbook where your formulas, pivots, and reporting already live.
Q3_Marketing_Command_Center.xlsx
Import data from Meta Ads, Google Ads, LinkedIn Ads, GA4, Shopify, HubSpot and more directly in Microsoft Excel without exporting a single CSV.
Use the docked Catchr task pane to select a source, one or more accounts, the exact fields, date range, and available filters.
Once connected, your excel spreadsheet refresh automatically.
A saved query knows its output range. Choose the update behavior that matches how the workbook should accumulate or reconcile rows.
Start with a dedicated connection page for the platform you use. Each route explains the source data, useful fields, query setup, and workbook applications for that connector.
Configure the source once, then build and rerun focused queries from the Excel add-in whenever your workbook needs new rows.
Authenticate all the platforms used, then choose the exact accounts your team needs for reporting and analysis.
Meta Ads
3 advertising accounts
Connected
Google Ads
2 advertising accounts
Connected
Google Analytics 4
1 web property
Connected
HubSpot
1 CRM portal
Connected
Install Catchr from Microsoft Marketplace, open the task pane in Excel for web or desktop, then sign in to your Catchr workspace.
Choose the source, accounts, fields, dates, and filters. Select the starting cell in a dedicated raw-data sheet, then use Get Data to write the response.
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Clear answers about source connections, workbook behavior, saved queries, and refreshes.
Catchr's Excel connector is an Office add-in that lets you build a marketing-data query inside a workbook. You choose the source, accounts, fields, date range, filters, and output location; Catchr writes the returned rows to the selected workbook range.
Connect a marketing source in Catchr, install the Catchr add-in from Microsoft Marketplace, open it in Excel, select a starting cell, configure the query, and choose Get Data.
Yes. Catchr's setup guide supports the add-in in Excel for web and in the desktop application. Your Microsoft environment must allow Office add-ins.
Yes. A query uses one marketing source, and you can select one or more accounts from that source. To use another source, create another query and write it to its own range or sheet.
Catchr starts at the cell you select and stores the saved query against its workbook range. A dedicated raw-data sheet is the safest place for query output.
Replace clears the previous output and writes the new response. Append adds rows after the existing range. Combine and update matches rows using selected dimensions, updates matches, and adds new rows.
Yes. Excel remains responsible for formulas, pivots, charts, workbook logic, and sharing. Keep formulas and manual inputs outside the stored query output range so an update does not overwrite them.
Our teams is always here to responds to any question you could have about our data connector.
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