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A spreadsheet for Salesforce data: run SOQL queries and reports, import CSV or Excel, and edit results in a familiar grid. DinaSheet turns Salesforce data into a focused spreadsheet workspace in Chrome. It connects directly to the Salesforce organization where you are already signed in—without a developer-operated backend. Use DinaSheet to: - Choose the current or another open Salesforce org from a compact toolbar popup. - Run SOQL queries and browse Salesforce objects in a familiar grid. - Organize persistent query definitions in folders and reopen them as live Salesforce views. - Save query, list-view, and report shortcuts in per-organization Favorites folders. - Open Salesforce reports, including full-workbook fallback when Salesforce's JSON result is capped. - Download query files and Favorites as CSV, Excel, or folder archives. - Import local CSV and Excel files in the browser. - Edit supported object fields inline with type-aware validation. - Review exact field changes before updating Salesforce. - Open the Update Audit Log, select recorded prior values, and confirm a rollback Update when needed. DinaSheet reads the active Salesforce session cookie locally and sends API requests only to the selected Salesforce organization. The session cookie never leaves the extension. UI preferences, query file/folder names and SOQL text, bounded Favorites metadata, and bounded per-org update receipts use Chrome storage. Salesforce result rows, imported file contents, and workbook cell snapshots are not persisted there. Receipts retain only changed fields for rollback support and are capped at the newest 50 events and 2 MB per org. There are no ads, analytics, telemetry, remotely hosted executable code, or developer-operated data servers. DinaSheet is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Salesforce. User manual: https://dina.jp/apps/dinasheet-for-salesforce/manual/ Product information: https://dina.jp/apps/dinasheet-for-salesforce/
Aug 8, 2026
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