How to dissociate two records of different HubSpot objects from your Spreadsheet
Step-by-step guide to dissociate two records of different HubSpot objects from Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel
Choose the Source
In the Superjoin side panel, click on Sources, navigate through Your Sources and click on the HubSpot source you want to export the data to.
Create new Export
A pop-up will come up at the bottom of the side panel. Click on Export to HubSpot.
Fill Source Data
Choose the sheet with the data that you want to export to HubSpot and the row with the header cells of the sheet that you want to export.
Select Destination
Select Dissociate under the Action dropdown. Choose both the Objects that you want to be dissociated.
Mapping the Data
Map only the two Google Sheets columns which contain the Record IDs of each of the object’s records to the HubSpot Record ID properties of the two objects to ensure accuracy.
Choose the Record ID property of chosen object and repeat the same for the other object’s record ID mapping as well.
Once you’re done with the mapping, click on Save and then click on Export.
DISSOCIATE action. You can use the Click here to get Record IDs feature or retrieve the IDs manually.Select rows or sheet to export
You can choose to export the entire sheet or only specific rows. If you want to export specific rows, further select the rows you want to export.
Export Data
Verify the number of rows and click on Dissociate in HubSpot button, this action exports the selected data from your Google Sheets into your HubSpot account.
This completes the process of using Superjoin to dissociate records of two different HubSpot objects from Google Sheets.
Below are the steps to automate this process.
Automate the process
Now you’ll see a card called Automatic Exports. Click on the Create Schedule button.
Create a schedule
Configure the frequency in which you want this export process to repeat.
Hope this guide helped you export your data from Google Sheets to HubSpot using Superjoin.
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our support team. Thank you!
Choose the Source
In the Superjoin side panel, click on Sources, navigate through Your Sources and click on the HubSpot source you want to export the data to.
Create new Export
A pop-up will come up at the bottom of the side panel. Click on Export to HubSpot.
Fill Source Data
Choose the sheet with the data that you want to export to HubSpot and the row with the header cells of the sheet that you want to export.
Select Destination
Select Dissociate under the Action dropdown. Choose both the Objects that you want to be dissociated.
Mapping the Data
Map only the two Google Sheets columns which contain the Record IDs of each of the object’s records to the HubSpot Record ID properties of the two objects to ensure accuracy.
Choose the Record ID property of chosen object and repeat the same for the other object’s record ID mapping as well.
Once you’re done with the mapping, click on Save and then click on Export.
DISSOCIATE action. You can use the Click here to get Record IDs feature or retrieve the IDs manually.Select rows or sheet to export
You can choose to export the entire sheet or only specific rows. If you want to export specific rows, further select the rows you want to export.
Export Data
Verify the number of rows and click on Dissociate in HubSpot button, this action exports the selected data from your Google Sheets into your HubSpot account.
This completes the process of using Superjoin to dissociate records of two different HubSpot objects from Google Sheets.
Below are the steps to automate this process.
Automate the process
Now you’ll see a card called Automatic Exports. Click on the Create Schedule button.
Create a schedule
Configure the frequency in which you want this export process to repeat.
Hope this guide helped you export your data from Google Sheets to HubSpot using Superjoin.
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our support team. Thank you!
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How to dissociate two records of different HubSpot objects from your Spreadsheet
Step-by-step guide to dissociate two records of different HubSpot objects from Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel
Choose the Source
In the Superjoin side panel, click on Sources, navigate through Your Sources and click on the HubSpot source you want to export the data to.
Create new Export
A pop-up will come up at the bottom of the side panel. Click on Export to HubSpot.
Fill Source Data
Choose the sheet with the data that you want to export to HubSpot and the row with the header cells of the sheet that you want to export.
Select Destination
Select Dissociate under the Action dropdown. Choose both the Objects that you want to be dissociated.
Mapping the Data
Map only the two Google Sheets columns which contain the Record IDs of each of the object’s records to the HubSpot Record ID properties of the two objects to ensure accuracy.
Choose the Record ID property of chosen object and repeat the same for the other object’s record ID mapping as well.
Once you’re done with the mapping, click on Save and then click on Export.
DISSOCIATE action. You can use the Click here to get Record IDs feature or retrieve the IDs manually.Select rows or sheet to export
You can choose to export the entire sheet or only specific rows. If you want to export specific rows, further select the rows you want to export.
Export Data
Verify the number of rows and click on Dissociate in HubSpot button, this action exports the selected data from your Google Sheets into your HubSpot account.
This completes the process of using Superjoin to dissociate records of two different HubSpot objects from Google Sheets.
Below are the steps to automate this process.
Automate the process
Now you’ll see a card called Automatic Exports. Click on the Create Schedule button.
Create a schedule
Configure the frequency in which you want this export process to repeat.
Hope this guide helped you export your data from Google Sheets to HubSpot using Superjoin.
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our support team. Thank you!
Choose the Source
In the Superjoin side panel, click on Sources, navigate through Your Sources and click on the HubSpot source you want to export the data to.
Create new Export
A pop-up will come up at the bottom of the side panel. Click on Export to HubSpot.
Fill Source Data
Choose the sheet with the data that you want to export to HubSpot and the row with the header cells of the sheet that you want to export.
Select Destination
Select Dissociate under the Action dropdown. Choose both the Objects that you want to be dissociated.
Mapping the Data
Map only the two Google Sheets columns which contain the Record IDs of each of the object’s records to the HubSpot Record ID properties of the two objects to ensure accuracy.
Choose the Record ID property of chosen object and repeat the same for the other object’s record ID mapping as well.
Once you’re done with the mapping, click on Save and then click on Export.
DISSOCIATE action. You can use the Click here to get Record IDs feature or retrieve the IDs manually.Select rows or sheet to export
You can choose to export the entire sheet or only specific rows. If you want to export specific rows, further select the rows you want to export.
Export Data
Verify the number of rows and click on Dissociate in HubSpot button, this action exports the selected data from your Google Sheets into your HubSpot account.
This completes the process of using Superjoin to dissociate records of two different HubSpot objects from Google Sheets.
Below are the steps to automate this process.
Automate the process
Now you’ll see a card called Automatic Exports. Click on the Create Schedule button.
Create a schedule
Configure the frequency in which you want this export process to repeat.