In this video, Gerry shows three practical ways to convert Excel data into SharePoint Lists — and explains which method you should actually use in real projects.
Excel is great, but when your data is just rows and columns, SharePoint Lists give you permissions, views, forms, automation, and structure that spreadsheets can’t.
You’ll learn:
How to import Excel directly into a SharePoint List (and the hidden problems)
Why internal column names matter for Power Automate, Power Apps, and JSON formatting
How to copy and paste Excel data safely using Grid View
When Power Automate is the right (and wrong) choice for loading data
The recommended approach: designing your list properly before importing data
This is real-world SharePoint guidance — not theory.
If you work with Microsoft 365, SharePoint, or Excel regularly, this will save you time and frustration.
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