monday.com has no native scheduled Excel export — only PDF. This Automation block plugs into monday's own schedule trigger to export any board to a styled .xlsx, attached directly to a monday update.
Coming soon to the monday Marketplacemonday Scheduled Excel Export is an Automation action block for monday.com, published by Cody Labs. It runs on monday's managed server-side runtime (monday code) and plugs into monday's own built-in schedule trigger — daily, weekly, or monthly. When triggered, it pulls the board via the GraphQL API (including subitems), builds a styled Excel workbook, and delivers it as an attachment on a monday item update — landing on the board itself, with no external service involved. Your board data is processed inside monday's own infrastructure and never leaves it.
No separate trigger to configure — drops directly after monday's built-in daily, weekly, or monthly schedule trigger.
A real Excel workbook with formatting and data types, not just PDF.
Attached directly to an item update — no external service required.
Parent and subitem rows both exported in the workbook.
It is not a separate scheduler. You build the automation in monday's own recipe builder and drop this in as the action, so the trigger and timing stay where your team already manages them.
In the board's Automations centre, start a recipe with monday's built-in scheduled trigger — every day, every week, or whatever cadence you need — and choose this app's export as the action that follows it.
Select the board, and whether subitems are included. Parent and subitem rows are both exported, with monday column types carried across as real Excel types rather than flattened text.
The workbook is attached to an update on the board itself — right where the board lives, with no external service and no separate inbox to check.
On each scheduled run the app builds a styled, typed .xlsx — a real Excel workbook, not a PDF or a flat CSV — and delivers it. Nobody has to remember to export anything.
No — only PDF. This Automation block adds that gap as an action that works with monday's own schedule trigger.
No. The workbook is delivered as an attachment on a monday update, using monday's own file API — it stays entirely inside monday and requires no external service at all.
Yes, alongside their parent items — both rows are included in the workbook.