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monday Scheduled Excel Export

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, delivered by email or attached directly to a monday update.

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What is monday Scheduled Excel Export?

monday 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 either by email (via SendGrid) or as an attachment to a monday item update. The email option requires a SendGrid API key; the update-attachment option stays entirely within monday. Your board data is processed inside monday's own infrastructure and never leaves it.

What it does

Plugs into monday's scheduler

No separate trigger to configure — drops directly after monday's built-in daily, weekly, or monthly schedule trigger.

Styled, typed .xlsx

A real Excel workbook with formatting and data types, not just PDF.

Two delivery options

Email via SendGrid, or attach directly to an item update (no external service required for this option).

Board & subitems

Parent and subitem rows both exported in the workbook.

Pricing

Free
$0
  • Manual test runs
  • One board
  • 100 rows max
Standard
$19/mo
  • Unlimited scheduled runs
  • Any board or group
  • Both delivery methods

Frequently asked questions

Does monday support scheduled Excel export natively?

No — only PDF. This Automation block adds that gap as an action that works with monday's own schedule trigger.

Does the export need an external email service?

Only for the email delivery option; the update-attachment option stays entirely inside monday and requires no external service at all.

Does it export subitems?

Yes, alongside their parent items — both rows are included in the workbook.