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Discover how to optimize your data handling in Excel using two powerful features: Text to Columns and External Data Import. Learn to efficiently manage complex data sets, overcome common issues like varying decimal and thousand separators, and even automate data refresh from web sources.
This video is a practical guide for anyone dealing with data exports from systems like SAP or Oracle, aiming to streamline their Excel workflow.
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✨ Excel Features Explored:
▪️ Text to Columns: A step-by-step guide to split a single column of data into multiple columns efficiently, ideal for separating names, addresses, or any combined data.
▪️ Importing External Data (CSV/TXT files): Learn how to import structured data files into Excel, controlling decimal and thousand separators, and maintaining data integrity.
▪️ Auto-Refresh and Connections: Understand how to set automatic refresh intervals for your imported data, ensuring your Excel sheets always reflect the most current data from external sources.
▪️ Web Query for Online Data: An introduction to importing data directly from web sources into Excel, with options for setting automatic updates.
00:00 How To Properly Import Data to Excel
01:16 How To Use Text to Columns in Excel
03:27 How To Import Data from CSV / TXT files to Excel
09:52 How To Import Data from The Web to Excel
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