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Export All Subscribers From a Sendloop List Into a Google Sheet

2026-05-14
5 min read

The Scenario

Your company is moving off Sendloop. The migration deadline is this Friday, and the new ESP needs a clean CSV of every subscriber in list ID 44 before the import can run. You've got the sheet ready. You just need the emails in column A.

The bad version:

  • Log into Sendloop, find list 44, trigger an export, wait for the email with the download link, open the CSV, check that the email column is where you think it is, copy the column, paste it into your sheet — only to find 847 rows became 840 because the export cut off at a page boundary you didn't notice.
  • Go back to Sendloop, try a second export with a different date range, merge the two CSVs manually, deduplicate the combined list by hand.
  • Realize the new ESP's import template expects the column header to say "Email Address" not "email," rename it, re-upload, fix the two rows where the email format included a trailing space.

Friday is three days away and the migration lead is already asking for the file.

The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI

SheetXAI is an AI agent that lives inside your Google Sheet. It reads the sheet, understands what you're working with, and through its built-in Sendloop integration it can page through your subscriber list and write every email directly into the sheet — handling pagination automatically so nothing gets cut off.

Export all subscribers from Sendloop list ID 44 and write each subscriber's email address into column A of this sheet, one row per subscriber, paginating through all pages until every subscriber is captured

What You Get

  • Column A: every subscriber email from list 44, one per row, no duplicates from pagination overlap
  • All pages fetched in a single prompt — no manual merge step
  • Headers in row 1 if you ask for them, or raw data starting in row 1 if you prefer

What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready

You need more than just the email address

Export all subscribers from Sendloop list ID 44 and write each subscriber's email into column A and any available first name into column B, leaving column B blank if first name is not present

The list ID is in the sheet and you want to pull multiple lists

For each list ID in column A, export all subscribers from that Sendloop list and write their email addresses into a new tab named after the list ID

You want to deduplicate emails across two lists before migrating

Export all subscribers from Sendloop list ID 44 into column A and all subscribers from list ID 45 into column B, then write only the emails that appear in both lists into column C

The full migration prep in one pass

Export all subscribers from Sendloop list ID 44, write their emails into column A with the header "Email Address" in row 1, remove any rows where the email has a trailing space or missing domain, and flag duplicates by writing "DUPLICATE" in column B

Everything — the export, the cleaning, and the flagging — described once and executed together.

Try It

Open the Google Sheet you're using for the migration import, then Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and ask it to pull your subscriber list from Sendloop. When you're done, check out how to pull list performance metrics or return to the Sendloop integration overview.

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