If you have a large data source, such as an Access database, a SQL Server database or even a large text file, you can also retrieve data from it using Excel. Using SQL statements in Excel enables ...

SaveToDB covers all the basics you would expect from a database editor. Instead of using complex SQL queries just to see your data, you can simply select a table, and SaveToDB populates an Excel ...

Now that we’ve written a simple SQL query in Excel, let’s create a Macro that will print the entire table from the database into the Excel sheet. To do this, press Alt+ F11 to start the Visual ...

Excel’s Tell me what you want to do tab lets you type in a search query or natural-language request to help you find the right menu item or further information. Excel navigation and shortcut keys ...

Excel slicers are powerful tools for data analysis, but sorting their buttons in a custom order can be a challenging task. By combining advanced Excel functions with Power Query techniques, you ...

The query gets just the information you want from Oracle -- customer lists, stock numbers or sales records -- and prepares an Excel spreadsheet file from the data. Click the "Start" button.

Sorting is one of Microsoft Excel's easiest tasks. Click; you're done! At least until you need to sort by multiple columns. For this sort task, you'll need a custom sort. Here's how.