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Export Reply Email Templates to a Google Sheet

2026-05-14
5 min read

The Scenario

Your company is three weeks out from a rebrand. The brand team has sent a brief. New tone, new voice, tighter subject lines, no more corporate filler. You are the content strategist responsible for sales enablement, and your job is to audit every email template in Reply before the design team starts updating assets.

You need all 60 templates in an Excel workbook with their names, subject lines, and body text, side by side, so you can read them in sequence and mark which ones need rewrites.

The bad version:

  • Log into Reply. Navigate to Templates. Open the first one. Copy the name. Open your workbook. Paste. Go back to Reply. Copy the subject line. Paste. Copy the body. Paste. Next template.
  • Reply does not have a bulk export for templates. You are doing this one at a time.
  • Forty minutes in, you are on template 22. You accidentally close the Reply tab and lose your place.

The brand kickoff is tomorrow morning. You needed this list an hour ago.

The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI

SheetXAI is an AI agent inside your Excel workbook that reads from Reply directly. Point it at the templates resource, tell it what fields to pull, and tell it where to write them.

List all Reply templates and paste the template name, subject line, and body text into three columns on the TemplateAudit worksheet in Excel so I can review and edit them offline

What You Get

  • One row per template in the TemplateAudit worksheet.
  • Column A: the template name as it appears in Reply.
  • Column B: the subject line.
  • Column C: the body text.
  • All 60 templates retrieved in a single operation, not one at a time.

What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready

You only want name and subject line for a quick subject-line scan

Fetch all Reply email templates and write each template's name and subject line into columns A and B of the TemplateAudit worksheet

You want to filter to only templates that contain a specific keyword in the subject

Fetch all Reply email templates where the subject line contains the word 'growth', and write the template name and subject into columns A and B of the TemplateAudit worksheet

You want to join the template list with a review-status column you already have in column D

Fetch all Reply email templates, write name and subject into columns A and B of the TemplateAudit worksheet, then look up each template name in column F of the TrackingWorksheet and copy the review status into column C

Pull templates, flag duplicated subject lines, add a rewrite-priority score, and sort by priority

Fetch all Reply email templates, write name and subject into columns A and B of the TemplateAudit worksheet, flag any templates with identical subject lines with 'duplicate' in column C, and add 'high' in column D for any subject under 40 characters that lacks a question mark or number

Every data pull is a prompt. The cleanup rules are just more sentences.

Try It

Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and open the Excel workbook where you want your template audit to live. Ask it to fetch all Reply templates and write the names, subject lines, and body text. Then see how to export campaign contacts or return to the hub overview.

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