Excel
Can we import Quickbase data to excel spread sheet
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Ramya Kannan
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Ramya Kannan
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Forum Discussion
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- You can export your data from a table to a .csv file using "More > Save as Spreadsheet"
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Michael Grosky
Director of Customer Strategy, Sympo (Gold QSP)
mgrosky@sympo.com
------------------------------- Is there a way to run QB report directly in Excel? I have a certain QB reports that I don't want my users to have to run in QB first and then go to More to export to CSV/Excel? I'm hoping to have a way for them to run the report from QB and have results show up in Excel, is there's an easy way to do that?
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Muhammad Ghazali
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Check this thread out and see the different solutions in there. The first or second post explains how to do it in a similar program and would likely just have to be adapted slightly to work with Excel Web Query. I believe you can point it directly at a report that you have already filtered and grab the data from it.
