Is there a way to export the list of opportunities and have the Batch Email Address show as a column?
The question is unclear I think. Opportunities are specifically tied to a single contact eachâŚnot to a batch of contacts or a group. So what do you mean by âBatch Email Addressâ?
When I view the list of opportunities I can click the checkbox at the top left to select all and then choose âActionsâ < âExportâ. I choose all columns and âExcelâ as the fle type. But when it opens in Excel it isnât showing the contact âBatch Email Adressâ column that I can view in the Opp list. Iâd like to be able to include this column in the export.
So again, in the context of opportunities, the term âBatch Email Addressâ has no meaning. I can only assume that you are wanting to see the email address of the contact that the opportunity is assigned to? That is not available through that export. What is available is the contact id number. The best you can do there is to also export contacts with their id number and then use a vlookup to merge the two or import both opp. and contact lists into an application like mysqlworkbench to merge the two with sql. other than that, there isnât a way to get an email address of the contact into the opportunity list directly.
so yeah, I donât know why they word it like that but itâs referring to the specific contact email address
I guess I could be clearer. The table that holds opportunity records has no entry for email addresses. The values are derived from the contact table. So when an opportunity export is preformed, itâs just whatâs on the table that represents that.
Okay, your explanation makes sense.
I would love to see this functionality in future updates so I can quickly export a list of contact emails for all lost opportunities without performing extra steps to connect data tables. Thanks!
Hi. I came here just to see if I was the only one that was using vlookup to get an email address on opportunity records. I thought there had to be a better way because itâs cumbersome. Would be great to see the email address associated with that Opportunityâs ID. Add me to the âplease add this feature on exportâ group.
A workaround besides using vlookup is to filter your Opportunities how you want and then apply a temporary tag to them (this applies a tag to the contact record). You can then do a contact search on that tag and export the list with any contact fields. I have to use this little hack often in order to combine opportunity and contact data.