The Scenario
You are an email marketer at a B2C brand. You sent a campaign to 22,000 subscribers last Tuesday. Open rate was decent, but you know the real money is in the warm leads: the people who actually opened it.
You need a list of every unique opener with their email, name, open timestamp, and device type, in an Excel workbook, so you can build a segment for the follow-up campaign. Your targeting deadline is 9 AM tomorrow.
The bad version of this evening:
- Log into Constant Contact
- Navigate to the campaign, click "View Unique Opens"
- Export the list
- Wait for the export email, download the CSV
- Open it in Excel
- Realize the device type is not in the standard export
- Go back into Constant Contact, look for a different report
- Find it, export again
- Merge the two CSV files in Excel
- It is midnight and the deadline is in nine hours.
The fast version is one prompt.
The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI
SheetXAI is an AI agent inside your Excel workbook that pulls campaign activity data from Constant Contact directly, so you do not need to navigate through reports or merge CSV files.
Open the SheetXAI sidebar and type:
Get all unique openers for the Constant Contact campaign activity ID in cell A1 and write their email, name, open timestamp, and device type into the Openers tab starting from row 2. Put email in column A, first name in column B, last name in column C, open timestamp in column D, and device type in column E.
SheetXAI reads the campaign activity ID from cell A1, pulls the unique openers report from Constant Contact's API, and writes each opener into the Openers tab.
What You Get
A workbook of warm leads in the Openers tab, one per row, ready for the follow-up campaign:
- Column A — email
- Column B — first name
- Column C — last name
- Column D — open timestamp (exact time of first open)
- Column E — device type (mobile, desktop, tablet)
Device type is included because you asked for it, not as a separate export. If you want to segment further by device for a mobile-only creative test, the column is already there.
What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready
Opener lists need cleanup before they become useful segments. SheetXAI handles it in the same prompt.
When the campaign ID is not in your workbook yet
You know the campaign name but not the activity ID.
Find the Constant Contact campaign named 'Spring Sale April 2026', get its activity ID, and then pull all unique openers. Write email, name, open timestamp, and device type into the Openers tab starting from row 2.
When you want to exclude contacts already in a "Hot Leads" list
You do not want to double-count people already being worked.
Get all unique openers for the campaign activity ID in cell A1. Exclude any contact who is already a member of the Constant Contact list named 'Hot Leads'. Write the remaining openers' email, name, and open timestamp into the Openers tab.
When you only want openers who opened on mobile
You are running a mobile-specific follow-up creative.
Get all unique openers for campaign activity ID in cell A1. Filter to openers where device type is 'mobile'. Write their email, first name, and open timestamp into the Openers tab columns A through C.
When you need the full warm-lead report with device segmentation and count summaries
Pull all unique openers for campaign activity ID in cell A1. Write email, first name, last name, open timestamp, and device type into the Openers tab starting from row 2. Then in the Summary tab, add total unique opens, mobile count, desktop count, and tablet count. Bold the header row in the Summary tab.
The pattern: instead of navigating through Constant Contact's report UI and merging CSVs, you describe the output the campaign team needs and SheetXAI builds it in one pass.
Try It
Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and put a Constant Contact campaign activity ID in cell A1, then ask it to pull the openers list into your workbook. The Constant Contact integration is included in every SheetXAI plan. For related workflows, see how to pull non-openers for a resend segment in Excel or the Constant Contact in Excel overview.