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Most spreadsheets aren't designed for automation out of the box, so it's easy to run into roadblocks

Most spreadsheets aren't designed for automation out of the box, so it's easy to run into roadblocks. That's why Zapier Tables was built for automation. [Zapier blog]( [Log in]( Automation Why you should ditch spreadsheets for Tables Unlike traditional spreadsheets, Zapier Tables was built for automation, letting you manage data flow in every direction. Automatically collect data from any source, move it to the other apps you use, and let AI support the entire process. Here's our case for ditching your spreadsheets for Tables, so you can have more control over your data. [Do more with data]( Recommended reading from the Zapier blog team Automation 4 ways to automate Close with Zapier [Streamline your CRM]( App tips How to create a key and use the Gemini API [Build with Gemini]( App picks The best cold email software in 2024 [Find the best app]( Automation How to automate SQL Server [Unlock more insights]( [Register for ZapConnect]( Got a question? [Send us a message]( © 2024 Zapier, Inc. All rights reserved. 548 Market St #62411, San Francisco, CA 94104-5401 You received this email because you're subscribed to the Zapier Blog & Newsletter. Want to unsubscribe or change which emails you receive? [Update your email preferences]( [Privacy policy]( | [Contact us](

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