Once you select the Sheet a new base will be created. You'll then click the 'Import data' option and click 'Microsoft Excel.' If you already have a table set up where you would like to import the file, then click the drop-down icon next to the name of the table where you'd like the information to be added. You'll have the open to save or discard the current base you are working in.

If you've already begun building and creating in this base and happened to leave the 'Getting started' sidebar open, then clicking this button will create a new base. Starting from the Airtable home screen, select the option to “Add a base.' Next, click the 'Google Sheets' option in the 'Getting started' section on the right side of the screen. Import a file as a new table in a new base Import a file to an existing base as a new table.Import a file as a new table in a new base.There are three ways to import an Excel file in Airtable:

If you'd like to see how new rows added to a Google Sheet can be automatically added to a table in your base via automations - check out this support article. Note that once you have imported data into Airtable, any changes made within Airtable will not be reflected back to the original Google sheet you used for importing. This article is an overview of a feature that allows you to import an entire Google Sheets file as a new base or import one into an existing base.

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