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[MUSIC PLAYING] In this video, Iamp;#39;m going to show you how to parse email information in a spreadsheet with this Google Chrome extension, Export Emails to Excel, CSV or Google Sheets. Itamp;#39;s the perfect app for when I need to extract a portion of information from multiple emails into its own column in a spreadsheet. For example, I have a label full of emails with customer feedback from my restaurant. I want to list all of this customer feedback in its own column in a spreadsheet, along with which customer gave that feedback. So in this case, I want to extract all of the text below Message from Customer as my feedback column. To start, I will select this label and go to Save Label to Google Sheets. Next, I will click on Add or Edit Parsing Rules. Here we can see that this feedback text has not yet been extracted, because itamp;#39;s not highlighted. So I will select it by highlighting it. Iamp;#39;ll name this column Feedback and click Add Column. And just to be sure that