Export a Full Monthly Crypto Calendar From CoinMarketCal Into a Excel

The Scenario

You write a monthly market preview — a structured document that goes to a small group of subscribers. The foundation of that preview is a complete list of every crypto event on CoinMarketCal's calendar for the upcoming month: listings, hard forks, mainnet launches, partnerships, all of it, sorted chronologically.

You've been doing this export manually. You go to CoinMarketCal, set the date filter to the first and last day of next month, scroll through the results, and copy what you can see into a workbook. Except the calendar paginates, so you're loading more results, copying again, pasting again — and you've never been fully confident you got everything before the export cutoff.

The bad version:

• Set CoinMarketCal's date filter to the first of next month through the last day.
• Copy the visible events into your workbook, scroll to load more, copy again, repeat until the results stop.
• Reformat the dates (CoinMarketCal's date format is rarely what Excel wants), fix any category fields that pasted as empty, sort by date, deduplicate the rows you accidentally copied twice during the scroll-and-paste cycle.

Every month. Every cycle. The same sequence, with the same chance of missing a page of results near the cutoff.

The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI

SheetXAI is an AI agent that lives in your Excel workbook. It reads the workbook, talks to CoinMarketCal, and writes the result exactly where you point it. The full monthly export happens in one instruction.

Export all crypto calendar events from CoinMarketCal for the date range in cells B1 and B2 and populate my Excel worksheet with event name, coin, category, and date

What You Get

• A complete table of every CoinMarketCal event in the target date range, sorted chronologically.
• Column A: event name. Column B: coin name. Column C: category. Column D: date in YYYY-MM-DD format, sortable without any cleanup.
• Pagination is handled automatically — you won't hit the scroll-and-copy problem.
• No duplicate rows from repeated pagination.

What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready

You want the date range to come from named cells in the workbook rather than a fixed reference

If you maintain a 'Config' worksheet with the report parameters so you can reuse the workbook month to month:

Fetch all CoinMarketCal events between the start date in cell B1 of my 'Config' worksheet and the end date in cell B2, write event name, coin, category, and date into my 'Monthly Calendar' worksheet sorted by date ascending

You want to add a vote count column so you can filter by significance

Not every event on the calendar carries the same credibility. CoinMarketCal's vote count is a reasonable signal:

Fetch all CoinMarketCal events for next month, write event name, coin, category, vote count, and date into my 'Monthly Calendar' worksheet sorted by date ascending. Only include events with a vote count of 5 or higher.

You want a summary row count by category at the top of the worksheet

Before the full event list, you want a quick breakdown: 12 listings, 4 hard forks, 7 mainnet launches, etc.

Fetch all CoinMarketCal events for next month. First, write a category summary table into rows 1-10 of my 'Monthly Calendar' worksheet (category name, count). Then write the full event list starting at row 12, with columns: event name, coin, category, vote count, date — sorted by date ascending.

Full monthly report in one pass — summary, filtered list, and flagged high-vote events

The kill chain: category summary, filtered event list, and automatic flagging of the highest-signal events.

Fetch all CoinMarketCal events for next month. Write a category breakdown summary (category, count) into rows 1-8 of my 'Market Preview' worksheet. Starting at row 10, write the full event list (event name, coin, category, vote count, date) sorted by date. In a separate column, flag any event with a vote count above 50 as 'High Signal'.

One prompt, one pass — the workbook is ready for the report without a second round of cleanup.

Try It

If you write a periodic market preview and need a clean, complete crypto event export each month, get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and try it on a workbook with a date range in two cells. Also see how to pull portfolio-specific upcoming events or return to the CoinMarketCal integration overview.