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Google Sheets throws a “field limit exceeded” error when you try to import Salesforce objects with more than 100-150 fields. This happens because the native data connector can’t handle comprehensive object data with extensive custom fields.
Here’s how to bypass this limitation completely and import all your Salesforce fields without restrictions.
Import unlimited Salesforce fields using Coefficient
Coefficient eliminates Google Sheets’ field limit entirely by providing direct Salesforce integration that can import all available fields from any object. Unlike the native connector, you can access complete Standard Objects (Account, Contact, Lead, Opportunity) and Custom Objects with their full field sets.
How to make it work
Step 1. Install Coefficient and connect to Salesforce.
Add Coefficient to your Google Sheets from the Google Workspace Marketplace. Once installed, authenticate your Salesforce connection through the Coefficient sidebar. This creates a direct pipeline that bypasses Google Sheets’ native connector limitations.
Step 2. Choose your import method.
Coefficient offers three ways to import data: existing Salesforce reports, building custom object queries with specific field selection, or writing custom SOQL queries for complex needs. Each method can handle 150+ fields without triggering size restrictions.
Step 3. Select all required fields.
When building your import, select every field you need from the comprehensive field list. Coefficient’s optimized data transfer protocols handle large field counts while maintaining full data fidelity. You can import objects with 200+ fields in a single query.
Step 4. Set up automated refresh.
Schedule your import to refresh automatically (hourly, daily, or weekly) so your data stays current. The automated refresh handles your complete dataset without field count restrictions, ensuring consistent data availability.
Start importing complete Salesforce data
Stop splitting your data across multiple sheets or reducing field scope to work around Google Sheets limitations. Try Coefficient to import your complete Salesforce objects with unlimited fields in a single, manageable dataset.
