The Scenario
The form-to-CRM pipeline broke three months ago. Nobody noticed until last week. Now you have a Google Sheet with 800 email addresses that came in from a landing page — and that is all you have. No names, no phones, no addresses. The sales team wants outreach-ready records before the end of the month.
You are the marketing analyst who owns the list. You can see that the emails are there. You cannot see anything else.
The bad version:
- Pull each email address into Data247's reverse email lookup tool, one at a time, copy the returned name, paste it into a new column, do the same for phone and postal address.
- Realize after 60 rows that about 15% of the emails return partial data — a name but no phone, or a name but no postal address — and you have to decide how to handle those cells before continuing.
- Run out of steam somewhere around row 300 and leave the rest of the sheet half-done while you attend to three other things that came up in the meantime.
The end-of-month deadline is real. The list is 800 rows. What you need is for this to not be a manual job.
The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI
SheetXAI is an AI agent inside your Google Sheet. It reads the email column, sends each address through Data247's reverse email lookup, and writes the returned name, phone, and address back into columns you specify — the whole 800-row sheet in one operation.
For each email address in column A of my Google Sheet, use Data247 reverse email lookup to find the associated name, phone, and address — write the results into columns B, C, and D
What You Get
- Column B: full name associated with the email address
- Column C: phone number on record
- Column D: postal address returned by Data247
- Rows where Data247 returns partial data — name but no phone, for example — get whatever was returned, with blank cells where the field was absent
- Rows with no match get a clear indicator so you know the email address is not in the database
What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready
You need name split into first and last
For each email in column A, run Data247 reverse email lookup and write first name in column B, last name in column C, phone number in column D, and zip code in column E.
You only want records where a phone number was found
Run Data247 reverse email lookup on all 800 emails in column A. Write the returned name in column B and phone in column C. Then filter the sheet to show only rows where column C is not empty.
Some emails have typos or formatting issues
Before running Data247 reverse email lookup, check each email in column A for basic formatting errors — missing @ sign, invalid domain pattern — and flag those in column B. Then run the lookup only on rows where column B is blank and write results into columns C and D.
Build a full outreach-ready record in one shot
For each email in column A, run Data247 reverse email lookup. Write first name in column B, last name in column C, phone in column D, and zip in column E. Then sort the sheet by column D, putting rows with a phone number at the top.
You go from a flat email list to a sorted, phone-prioritized outreach sheet without opening a second tool.
Try It
Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and open any Google Sheet with a column of email addresses you need to turn into fuller contact records, then ask it to run reverse email lookup across the list using Data247. Then check out the phone append spoke for contacts that came back without a phone number.