Supermetrics for Excel
Connect YouTube to Microsoft Excel — Video Analytics Workbooks
Pull YouTube channel analytics into Excel for video performance analysis and audience insights. Build pivot tables that compare views, watch time, and subscriber growth by video and traffic source. Conditional formatting highlights top-performing content while SUMIFS calculate engagement benchmarks.
Why Connect YouTube to Microsoft Excel?
Get your YouTube data flowing into Microsoft Excel with automatic refreshes and zero manual work.
- Build pivot tables ranking YouTube videos by views, watch time, and subscriber impact. Slicers filter by content type, traffic source, and date range.
- Track average view duration and percentage viewed in Excel. Conditional formatting highlights videos with strong vs. weak retention rates.
- Pull estimated revenue and playback-based CPM into Excel. SUMIFS calculate earnings by video, traffic source, and device for monetization analysis.
How to Connect YouTube to Microsoft Excel
Three steps. Under two minutes. Zero code.
- 1
Install the Supermetrics add-in
Get Supermetrics from the Microsoft AppSource store or search for it inside Excel's Add-ins menu. You can also use Supermetrics Hub for Excel Online.
- 2
Select your data source
Open the Supermetrics panel, choose your data source, and authorize your account through a quick OAuth sign-in.
- 3
Build your query and get data
Pick your metrics, dimensions, date range, and filters. Click "Get data" — results appear directly in your Excel cells, ready for pivot tables and charts.
Report Templates for YouTube in Microsoft Excel
Pre-built spreadsheet reports you can use as starting points. Customize with your own metrics, filters, and formatting.
Video Performance Dashboard
Rank YouTube videos by views, watch time, and subscriber impact. Conditional formatting highlights top performers and sparklines show daily view trends.
Channel Revenue Report
Track YouTube estimated revenue by video and traffic source. Charts show CPM trends and earnings distribution across your content library.
What YouTube Data Can You Pull into Microsoft Excel?
Supermetrics gives Microsoft Excel access to your full YouTube reporting data — metrics and dimensions you already know from the YouTube interface.
Key Metrics
- Views
- Watch time (minutes)
- Subscribers gained
- Subscribers lost
- Likes
- Comments
- Shares
- Average view duration
- Average percentage viewed
- Estimated revenue
- Playback-based CPM
- Card clicks
Key Dimensions
- Video title
- Video ID
- Published date
- Traffic source
- Device type
- Country
- Content type
Resources & Guides
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Why Supermetrics for Microsoft Excel?
The trusted marketing data platform since 2009. 200,000+ companies use Supermetrics — 15% of global ad spend flows through our connectors.
Reliability & Depth
The most trusted marketing data connector for Excel — used by 200,000+ companies. Supermetrics covers more metrics and dimensions per source than any alternative, with the scheduling reliability enterprises depend on.
170+ Data Sources, One Workbook
Connect YouTube alongside 170+ other platforms in the same Excel workbook. Blend data across sources with built-in joins, currency conversion, and campaign name normalization — no manual copy-paste, no formula errors.
Flexible Query Builder
The Supermetrics sidebar lets you build custom YouTube queries without any coding. Pick metrics, dimensions, filters, and date ranges — get exactly the data you need.
Enterprise Security
SOC 2 Type II certified. GDPR compliant. OAuth authentication. Your data is encrypted at rest and in transit.
Scheduled Refreshes
Set up automatic data refreshes — hourly, daily, or weekly. Your YouTube reports stay current without anyone clicking a button. Add email delivery to distribute reports automatically.
Historical Depth
Access your full YouTube history — months or years of engagement data, follower growth, and content performance. No artificial date range restrictions.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Install the Supermetrics add-in from the Microsoft AppSource store, open it in Excel, select YouTube as your data source, authorize your account, and click "Get data." Your data lands directly in your worksheet cells — no CSV downloads or copy-pasting required. The add-in works in both Excel Desktop (Windows) and Excel Online via Supermetrics Hub.
- Yes. Supermetrics uses OAuth authentication for YouTube — your credentials are never stored in the workbook file. All data transfers are encrypted in transit, and Supermetrics is SOC 2 Type II certified and GDPR compliant. Workbook-level security and SharePoint permissions give you full control over who can view the data.
- Absolutely. Supermetrics connects 170+ data sources to Excel. Pull YouTube data into one worksheet and Google Ads data into another, then use XLOOKUP, SUMIFS, pivot tables, or Power Query to blend and compare across sources — all inside the same workbook.
- You can access all standard YouTube reporting metrics through Supermetrics, including Views, Watch time (minutes), Subscribers gained, Subscribers lost, Likes, and more. Both metrics and dimensions are available, and the data drops into regular Excel cells so you can immediately use pivot tables, charts, and formulas on it.
- Yes. Through Supermetrics Hub, you can schedule automatic refreshes — daily, weekly, or monthly — so your YouTube data stays current without manual work. You can also set up automatic email delivery to send refreshed workbooks to stakeholders as Excel files or PDFs.
- Yes. Pull subscribers gained and subscribers lost with daily date granularity. Use append mode to build a historical log and calculate net subscriber growth with simple Excel formulas.
- Pull traffic source as a dimension alongside views and watch time. Build a pivot table to compare suggested videos, search, browse, and external traffic contributions.
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