Situation:
I'm using handsontable with pagination showing monthly summarized data.
Issue.
The handsontable getData function will only return the data of the current page.
Goal:
Save the data from handsontable from all pages. I want to save the data from handsontable because user may have made changes to the handsontable on multiple pages.
Any ideas?
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I have a rather large datamodel in excel. it consists of an imported data mart featuring one fact table and around 20 dimension tables.
I also have 3 tables directly in the excel sheet, where users can enter data, that then gets merged into the existing datamodel using power query.
I would like to be able to update the datamodel thereby updating the content of my pivot tables and my calculations, without refreshing the actual data coming from my external server.
Is this possible without having to disable external data connections i the sheet (I'd like to periodically update the data)
For clarification, i am building a KPI that will be measured monthly on data present on the 1st of every month, but will have to be analyzed, commented, and have outliers handled throughout the month.
You've not mentioned VBA in your question, but going by the fact you've tagged your question as VBA, I'm guessing that's what you're using?
VBA code to refresh a single query is:
Sheets("sheetName").ListObjects("queryName").Refresh
If you're trying to do it manually, then it's just a question of selecting a cell within the table the query is pulling to, and then Query > Refresh.
I would like to have some way of obtaining the data from NHL.com's stats page which I believe is a react table and has no tag. An example would be the following:
http://www.nhl.com/stats/team?aggregate=1&reportType=game&dateFrom=2017-10-22&dateTo=2017-12-07&gameType=2&filter=gamesPlayed,gte,1&sort=points,wins
I have tried making an Excel query, but the table doesn't show up in Excel's web browser. I tried just manually copy-pasting from the webpage to Excel/Sheets, but all the data is pasted in the first column.
Any way of getting this information to a csv would be appreciated, especially some sort of automated way given a set of filters to pass into the URL.
I have a report that I need to update in Excel many times a day using statistics from JIRA. If I can import these directly with code I would save a lot of time and effort.
Is it possible to use a saved JIRA filter in conjunction with the REST API function to import the results to Excel using a VBA macro?
This is a solution does not use REST API, but it may work for you. This is a workaround I am using so far and it works:
Run the Filter in Jira
Export the result list into an excel file using the Export CSV file with the option current field (to avoid having unnecessary fields) and with the right button of mouse select: Open in a new window
Now you will see the URL associated with your filter in a new window of your browser. Your filter is represented by a Filter ID, therefore the query will be always the same.
Go to excel and use the URL as a hyperlink
Every time you click on the hyperlink it will download the file from Jira. You need to have a Jira open sesion in your browser.
Create a VBA marco that click on the hyperlink for downloading the file.
Use Power Query for example for loading the file from the download folder location into a worksheet. Power Query is a new excel feature. Power Query is an ETL tool integrated into excel for loading files and processing them.
The steps 6-7 automates the process. Run the Marco for downloading the file and refresh the content of your worksheet from Data Connection. You can have an additional macro that refreshes the content of the worksheet. It refreshes all pivot tables and the file connection for reading the file.
Hint: Use excel Table for keeping the information updated automatically when additional information is loaded into the worksheet. If you use pivot tables for presenting the data, use as data source an excel table instead of excel range.
It minimizes a lot the manual effort.
Here you can find a solution that uses REST API, the author provides the source code, but it is more complicated. If you need something simple, my solution may work for you.
Is it possible to add dynamically loaded data to a spreadsheet field in either Excel or Google Spreadsheets that retrieves it's value from an externally referenced data source such as a Yahoo Data Pipe or an AJAX response?
If so, is it possible to make the data "live" so it updates at regular polling intervals?
For Google Spreadsheets, use importData by writing the following in a spreadsheet cell:
=importDATA("http://www.census.gov/2010census/csv/pop_change.csv")
All,
Thank you in advance for your help. I'm new to Access and VBA, so please bear with me if I'm asking a silly question. Within Access, I have created a linked table, "PEDB Table", to an Excel spreadsheet that is updated several times per day. I also created a form based on that linked table, "PEDB Form." The form includes several text/check boxes that are not included fields on the linked table, nor on the original Excel spreadsheet. I fill out the form, including fields auto-generated from the linked table and that I have checked/typed into. I then export that form to PDF and forward to my colleagues several times per day.
I need to retain the information that I input for each record. As it stands now, in the fields that I have added, they change the data for all records on the form, not just the record on which I am working. Is there a way for me to save each form as a new record on a local table, even if the form is based on a linked table?
Thank you again for your help!