Automatically export your MoreApp data to Excel via Make. Configure this integration easily by following these steps.
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1. Create a Scenario
Access Make.com and click on Scenarios. Then, in the top right corner, click + Create a New Scenario. Use the search bar to find the software you want to configure for this connection. In this case, select MoreApp Forms.
2. Configure the Trigger
Pick the Trigger you want to use. In this example, we will use Watch Submission Created.
Make sure to select the right MoreApp account and verify the connection with your API key. If you've previously integrated with MoreApp, you can select the account directly from the dropdown menu.
Next, submit a form from your corresponding MoreApp account to receive the submission data. You will see the data displayed as in the image below:
3. Configure the Action
Click on the + icon to add another module. Search for the software you want to connect and pick the Action you want to use. In this case, we will use Add a Worksheet Row in Microsoft 365 Excel.
First, you need to connect your Microsoft account.
Once the account is added, configure the Action to create a new Row based on a new submission.
Below Select a method you can choose between Enter an ID manually and Select from the list.
Next, you can choose your OneDrive location. Under Workbook select the file where you want to export the data. And, under Worksheet, add the corresponding Sheet name of your file.
Note: Make sure to add the corresponding fields of the MoreApp form in the right column of your Excel sheet as in the example below. This way, the data of each widget will be displayed in the proper column.
4. Test your Scenario
Once you have set up your integration, it is time to test if the connection is set up correctly.
To do so, click on Run Once. Fill out the connected MoreApp form and send the submission.
Now, you can go to your Excel file to see if all filled-out data is available in the right columns.
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