The Scenario
You are a product manager. Three weeks ago you shipped a redesigned checkout flow. Completion rates are down and support is getting complaints about confusing UI elements. You open Sentry Replays and see rage clicks and dead clicks, but the interface shows you one selector at a time, one project at a time.
You need it all in an Excel workbook before your design review on Thursday morning.
The slow version:
- Open Sentry Replays, read selector counts, copy into Excel
- Switch to the second project, repeat
- Try to rank by combined click count across projects
- You copy twenty selectors, find twenty more on page two you missed, and give up on consolidation.
The fast version is one prompt.
The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI
SheetXAI reads the Sentry replay selector data and writes it into the workbook so you have a ranked list before the design review.
Open the SheetXAI sidebar and type:
Get all Sentry replay selectors with rage clicks or dead clicks for organization 'my-org' over the last 7 days and write each selector, click type, click count, and project ID into this workbook, one row per selector. Sort by click count descending.
SheetXAI pulls every selector with rage or dead clicks and writes the ranked list into the workbook.
What You Get
Selector, click type, click count, and project ID — sorted by count. The top five elements are your design review agenda. The selector string tells the developer exactly which element to look at.
What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready
When selector strings are too cryptic for designers
Get all Sentry replay selectors with rage or dead clicks for 'my-org' over the last 7 days. Write selector, click type, click count, and project ID into columns A through D. In column E, write a plain-English label for each selector based on what the CSS class names suggest.
When you only need one specific project
Get Sentry replay selectors with rage or dead clicks for project 'mobile-web' in 'my-org' over the last 7 days. Write selector, click type, and click count into columns A through C. Only include selectors with count greater than 5.
When design wants this week versus last week comparison
Get Sentry replay selectors for 'my-org' over the last 7 days and write into the 'This Week' tab. Get the same data for days 8 through 14 and write into the 'Last Week' tab. In the 'Comparison' tab, write each selector's count change and mark 'worse', 'better', or 'new' in column D.
When the design review needs a summary paragraph plus the raw data
Get all Sentry replay selectors with rage or dead clicks for 'my-org' over the last 7 days. Write them into rows 3 and below with selector, click type, click count, project ID. Fetch the total replay count for the same period and write in cell A1. In cell A2, write a one-paragraph summary of the top three problem UI elements and what the patterns suggest.
The pattern: instead of reading selectors one project at a time, you pull the full ranked list into the workbook and share it directly with design.
Try It
Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and use it to pull Sentry replay selector data into Excel before your next UX review. The Sentry integration is included in every plan. See also how to pull Sentry tag values for root-cause analysis in Excel or the Sentry in Excel overview.