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Export Discount Codes From Lemon Squeezy Into an Excel workbook

2026-05-15
5 min read

The Scenario

Black Friday is five weeks out and your marketing manager wants to audit every discount code in the store before the BFCM campaign goes live. Which codes are still active? Which ones have been redeemed more than expected? Which ones should be retired?

You have 25 discount codes in Lemon Squeezy. For each one you need the code name, discount amount, and total redemption count in an Excel workbook so the team can make decisions without you having to be in the room explaining each code from memory.

Lemon Squeezy shows discounts in a list. Redemption counts are in the detail view for each code. There is no export that gives you both together.

The bad version:

  • Click into discount 1, note code name, amount type, amount value, redemption count
  • Open Excel, paste the row
  • Navigate back, click into discount 2
  • Twenty-five discounts means 25 individual clicks and 25 manual row entries
  • Realize you also need expiry dates, go back through all 25 again

Fifty total lookups to build a spreadsheet your manager could have used in five minutes.

The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI

SheetXAI is an AI agent that lives inside your Excel workbook. It connects to Lemon Squeezy through its built-in integration and pulls the full discount code list in one pass.

List all Lemon Squeezy discounts and write the discount code, amount type, amount value, and expiry date into columns A through D of this sheet

What You Get

  • Column A: discount code name
  • Column B: amount type (percent or fixed)
  • Column C: amount value (e.g., 20 for 20%, or 1000 for $10.00 in cents)
  • Column D: expiry date (blank if no expiry set)
  • One row per discount code, headers in row 1

What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready

You want redemption counts alongside code details

Fetch all discounts from my Lemon Squeezy store and write each code into Column A, then list all redemptions for each code in Column B as a count

You only want active, non-expired codes

List all Lemon Squeezy discount codes that are currently active and not yet expired — write code name, discount amount, and expiry date into columns A through C

You want to flag codes with zero redemptions

Pull all Lemon Squeezy discounts and write code, amount type, amount value, expiry date, and redemption count into columns A through E — flag codes with zero redemptions in column F as Unused

Full BFCM audit in one shot

List all Lemon Squeezy discount codes with code name, amount type, amount value, expiry date, and redemption count in columns A through E — flag expired codes in column F, flag codes with zero redemptions in column G, sort by redemption count descending

One workbook. Every code, every count. Marketing team can make decisions without you explaining each one.

Try It

Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and open the Excel workbook your marketing team uses for campaign planning, then ask it to pull the full discount code list with redemption data. You can also pull order history to see how discounted orders compare to full-price revenue.

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