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Create, edit, and manage connections to external data You can use Microsoft Office Excel to create and edit connections to external data sources that are stored in a workbook or in a connection file By using the Workbook Connections dialog box, you can easily manage these connections, including creating, editing, and deleting them
Refresh an external data connection in Excel - Microsoft Support If the data comes from an external data source, the workbook author or administrator has defined the connection information, often in an Office data connection ( odc) file, which describes how to locate, log in, query, and access the external data source
Share external data by using an ODC file (Power Query) - Microsoft Support Learn how to use an Office Data Connection (ODC) file to share data between Excel users and connect to external data sources with Power Query Follow the steps to import data, save connection and query information, and open and use the saved ODC file
Block or unblock external content in Office documents Learn how to protect your security and privacy by blocking or unblocking external content, such as images, media, hyperlinks, and data connections, in Office files See how to change settings for data connections, workbook links, and linked data types in Excel
Connect to (Import) external data - Microsoft Support To open the Existing Connections dialog box, select Data > Existing Connections You can display all the connections available to you and Excel tables in your workbook You can open a connection or table from the list and then use the Import Data dialog box to decide how you want to import the data
External data connection disabled - Microsoft Support When you attempt to open a IQY, OQY, RQY or DQY file using Excel, you will get an error message stating that the file's data connection has been disabled because it is coming from an untrusted location
Connection properties - Microsoft Support Use the Connection Properties dialog box to control various settings for connections to external data sources, and to use, reuse, or switch connection files This dialog box is often titled Query Properties when Power Query has been used to import the external data source
How data journeys through Excel - Microsoft Support Learn how to import, shape, and export data in Excel using various connections, queries, and data properties Find out how to manage, share, and secure your data sources with ODBC, OLE DB, and Power Query
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