Complete the following steps to import unread emails from Gmail and create a new table in
Connect.
- From the Home screen, select the
Add button under Tables.
- In Datasets, enter Gmail and
select the connector from the results.
- Under Connection, select a Gmail connection
that you previously set up. If you have not previously set up a connection,
select New Connection and follow the steps in the
previous section.
- On the left panel, enter a Name that identifies the table
and select a Folder to save the table.
- Under Update Frequency, specify how often you want
Connect to update the table. You can import the data one time or have
Connect continuously import the data at a set time interval. Connect
automatically creates a flow for your import. If you select
Once, you can use the flow at a later time to
automatically run the import again.
- In To and From, enter a single email address to filter
the emails that Connect pulls. Connect pulls only unread emails that were
sent to or from the address that you enter. You cannot enter multiple email
addresses. Leave these fields blank to pull all unread emails.
- In Subject and Body, enter a single string to filter the
emails that Connect pulls. Connect pulls only unread emails that contain the
entire string in the subject line or body of the email. You cannot filter on
multiple strings at once. Leave these fields blank to pull all unread
emails.
- From Import Format, select the elements that you want
to pull from the email. Connect creates separate fields in the table for the
body of the email, attachments, and links. If you select Import
links found in body, you can filter the results based on the
string you enter in Search term for body links.
- Select Next.
- If you need to execute custom field types, select Yes from Are there Custom Field types that need to be
run.
- Select Save
. If you go to the
Prep Tool and select Run
, Minitab Connect
displays the imported data.
Note
If no data appears
after you select Run, select Reset Config
.
When you save the import, Connect creates a flow with the settings that you selected. For more
information on how to schedule a flow and add more data processes to clean data, go
to Overview of the Flow Tool
.