Chapter 29. Working with External Data
Microsoft Excel is a superb tool for analyzing data, but before you can do any analysis, you have to get the data into Excel. In many cases, the information you need to work with resides somewhere "outside"—in a mainframe text file, on a Web site, in an XML file, or in a database program such as Oracle or Microsoft Access. Excel provides excellent tools for importing that information onto your worksheets; those tools are the subject of this chapter.
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