I am trying to find a way to import data from a spreadsheet(excel) to fill all the fields on a particular screen?
I have data for Sales Order Screen in an excel spreadsheet and want to import the data to acumatica without manually entering it.
Did you have a chance to check Acumatica Import and Export Scenarios? A very good source of information on Import and Export Scenarios is the I100 training course available on Acumatica University and Acumatica Open University
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It is known that you could upload an Excel file in Visual Analyzer as a dataset and use that Excel file in Analysis as a separate Subject Area.
However, there was no way (or at least we couldn't find it) to make any connections between this Excel dataset and other subject areas, for example setting connectiong between Excel file's date column with OBIEE's Caledar.Day column, etc.
With new OAS, is there any update on this? Can we somehow make relationships between user-defined datasets and subject areas from rpd? Or is this feature not implemented?
Once you're on OAS you can create data sets which mash up any data source you want. Excel uploaded as a data set can be combined with other uploaded data sets, data sets created by data flows as well as Subject Areas. You have full freedom.
I believe only way to make relationship between data sources is to import them into repository of Analytics.
Maybe if you can import excel as data source into repository, you can manage to relate with other data sources. Here are some links :
https://datacadamia.com/dat/obiee/obis/obiee_excel_importation
https://www.ascentt.com/importing-excel-file-into-obiee-11g/
I hope these helps.
Hakan
So last week I was working on creating some macros to build randomized bingo cards with pictures. I have succeeded in this goal but now I'm trying to take randomized columns of those pictures (the numbers/pictures selected) and import them in the order they were randomized into PowerPoint in separate slides to be able to show the picture selected for each pick.
Does anyone have any ways to achieve this goal? I know I can import the pictures as a photo album from the folder they are in on the desktop but that requires you to reorganize them on the import or within PowerPoint.
I want to import test on my excel document to HP Quality Center, in Test Plan part.
I used add-in excel plugin to import test and it worked fine but the "Req coverage" tab in HPQC get not filled.
I want to fill it with a column in my excel called "Link to req".
How can i do that ?
Thanks by advance.
The Test Case field mapping in QC exporting wizard is pretty much fixed. I don't recall that we had a field for the requirement linkage, but you can double check the list of fields available at the mapping step. if you found such field you only have to type the letter representing the corresponding column in your sheet. otherwise I am afraid that you will have to do the Requirement/Test Case mapping manually one by one.
You can import whatever you can do with the excel. For rest of the thing write a simple program in .net to read excel and do operation in HP (i.e. add req-test link). I did this type of work previously when adding attachment was not possible while import.
I have little to no experience in SAS. But what I would like to do is read in 2 excel spreadsheets into 2 separate temporary datasets.
The files names are C:\signature_recruit.xls and C:\acceptance_recruit.xls.
How do I accomplish this?
For simplicity, you will want your excel files to look like a SAS data set. That means that you should only have rows and columns of data. If desired, the first row can be the names of the columns(variables).
Now you can either write proc import code yourself to read the excel file, or you can use the Import wizard to click through the process. This has a helpful feature in that after you click though dialog, you can have it save a program that contains the proc import code that the wizard generated to read the excel file. You can then save and reuse this code if needed.
To start the import wizard, go to File->Import Data. The default option is to import an Excel file. Browse to the spreadsheet and answer the questions. Repeat for both spreadsheets.
With luck, this should be all you need to do to get the file into SAS. Here is a link to some more info and examples.
An alternative to cmjohns PROC IMPORT approach above is to use DDE. It's an older technology and is more difficult to use but it does provide greater flexibility for complex scenarios.
Plenty has been written on doing this. For example:
http://www.lexjansen.com/wuss/2010/DataPresentation/3015_4_DPR-Smith.pdf
Cheers
Rob
I want to import data from Excel into corresponding tables based on different column data's on based on ID's like customer data on based on CustomerID present in Customer table.
Means we have to extract data from the table and Excel source on basis of ID's.
Could you please help me out on this?
Use the SQL Server Data Import Wizard - see an article on it here.
(source: databasedesign-resource.com)
This wizard allows you to define your Excel file to import, it allows you to define the target where to put the data, it allows you to define mappings between columns in Excel and columns in your SQL table, and much more.
Update: based on your comment to the other answer, if you need to import the Excel sheet and match it up to some pre-existing lookup data, then you should definitely look at the SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) which are there exactly for this kind of import/lookup scenario.
Your question's gamma is a bit all over the place so not entirely sure what you are asking about but here goes.
You can save you excel spreadsheet as a CSV file and then import that into your database. There a number of tutorials on this if you search google. Try searching "import CSV into database".