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Connect to an external data source You can use an external data source, but it depends on the type of source. If the source is a SQL Database • On the Data tab, click New Database Query • Click SQL Server ODBC.

• The Connect to SQL Server ODBC Data Source dialog box appears. Get the server information from your database administrator, and type it in this dialog box. Click Connect when you're done. • On the left, click the arrow next to the server to see the databases. • Click the arrow next to the database you want.

• Then click the name of the table you want. • To get a preview of what the data will look like, click Run. • When you're ready to bring the data into Excel, click Return Data. • In the Import Data dialog box, choose where you want the data to be: either on the existing sheet, on a new sheet, or in a PivotTable. Then click OK.

How to Enable 'Analysis ToolPak' Add-In of Excel. After enabling the 'Analysis ToolPak', you can find the 'Data Analysis' command at the 'Analysis' group under 'Data' tab. Note: For including the Visual Basic for Application (VBA) functions of 'Analysis ToolPak', you have to load the Analysis ToolPak – VBA add-in the same way you have enabled.

If the source is not a SQL Database If you want to use an external source that is not a SQL Database (for example, FileMaker Pro), you will need an Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) driver installed on your Mac. Information on drivers. Once the driver for your source is installed, you can follow these steps to use the data: • On the Data tab, click New Database Query • Click From Database. • Add the data source for your database, and then click OK. • On the left, click the arrow next to the server to see the databases.

• Click the arrow next to the database you want. • Then click the name of the table you want. • To get a preview of what the data will look like, click Run. • When you're ready to bring the data into Excel, click Return Data. • In the Import Data dialog box, choose where you want the data to be: either on the existing sheet, on a new sheet, or in a PivotTable. Then click OK. To import data from a database, such as Microsoft SQL Server, you must have an ODBC driver that is compatible with Microsoft Query installed on your computer.

Compatible ODBC drivers are available from third-party vendors. For more information, see.

For more information about installing ODBC drivers, see Microsoft Query Help. • On the Data menu, point to Get External Data, and then click New Database Query. • Use Microsoft Query to connect to a data source and to create a query.

When you have finished, click Return Data to import the data into Excel. For more information about connecting to a data source and using Microsoft Query, see Microsoft Query Help.

• In the Returning External Data to Microsoft Excel dialog box, do any of the following: To Do this Choose query definition, refresh control, and data layout options Click Properties. Change the settings for a parameter query Click Parameters. Return the external data to the active sheet Click Existing sheet.

On your sheet, click the cell where you want to place the upper-left corner of the external data range, and then click OK. Return the external data to a new sheet Click New sheet, and then click OK. Excel adds a new sheet to your workbook, and automatically pastes the external data range at the upper-left corner of the new sheet. Create a PivotTable by using the external data Click PivotTable, and then click OK.