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Select either Production or Custom. If you select Custom , enter the URL of a custom instance. For more information about advanced connector options, see Salesforce Objects. Because Salesforce Reports has API limits retrieving only the first 2, rows for each report, consider using the Salesforce Objects connector to work around this limitation if needed.

The Salesforce Reports dialog box appears. For more information about advanced connector options, see Salesforce Reports. Make sure you have the latest version of the Adobe Analytics connector. Sign in with you Adobe Analytics Organizational account, and then select Connect. For more information about advanced connector options, see Adobe Analytics. Select Advanced , and then In the Access Web dialog box, enter your credentials.

For more information about advanced connector options, see Web. Microsoft Query has been around a long time and is still popular. In many ways, it's a progenitor of Power Query. For more information, see Use Microsoft Query to retrieve external data. By default, the most general URL is selected. Select Anonymous if the SharePoint Server does not require any credentials. Select Organizational account if the SharePoint Server requires organizational account credentials.

For more information about advanced connector options, see SharePoint list. Select Marketplace key if the OData feed requires a Marketplace account key. Click Organizational account if the OData feed requires federated access credentials. For Windows Live ID, log into your account. For more information about advanced connector options, see OData feed. HDFS connects computer nodes within clusters over which data files are distributed and you can access these data files as one seamless file stream.

Enter the name of the server in the Server box, and then select OK. In the Active Directory Domain dialog box for your domain, select Use my current credentials , or select Use alternate credentials and then enter your Username and Password. After the connection succeeds, use the Navigator pane to browse all the domains available within your Active Directory, and then drill down into Active Directory information including Users, Accounts, and Computers.

In the next dialog box, select from Default or Custom , Windows , or Database connection options, enter your credentials, and then select Connect. In the Navigator pane, select the tables or queries that you want to connect to, then select Load or Edit. For more information about advanced connector options, see ODBC data source. In the Navigator dialog box, select the database, and tables or queries you want to connect to, and then select Load or Edit.

Important: Retirement of Facebook data connector notice Import and refresh data from Facebook in Excel will stop working in April, Note: If this is the first time you've connected to Facebook, you will be asked to provide credentials. Sign in using your Facebook account, and allow access to the Power Query application. You can turn off future prompts by clicking the Don't warn me again for this connector option.

Note: Your Facebook username is different from your login email. Select a category to connect to from the Connection drop-down list. For example, select Friends to give you access to all information available in your Facebook Friends category. If necessary, click Sign in from the Access Facebook dialog, then enter your Facebook email or phone number, and password. You can check the option to remain logged in.

Once signed in, click Connect. After the connection succeeds, you will be able to preview a table containing information about the selected category. For instance, if you select the Friends category, Power Query renders a table containing your Facebook friends by name.

You can create a blank query. You might want to enter data to try out some commands, or you can select the source data from Power Query:. For more information, see Manage data source settings and permissions. This command is similar to the Get Data command on the Data tab of the Excel ribbon.

This command is similar to the Recent Sources command on the Data tab of the Excel ribbon. When you merge two external data sources, you join two queries that create a relationship between two tables. When you append two or more queries, the data is added to a query based on the names of the column headers in both tables. The queries are appended in the order in which they're selected.

For more information, see Append queries Power Query. You can use the Power Query add-in to connect to external data sources and perform advanced data analyses.

The following sections provide steps for connecting to your data sources - web pages, text files, databases, online services, and Excel files, tables, and ranges. Click the Power Query check box, then OK. The Power Query ribbon should appear automatically, but if it doesn't, close and restart Excel. The following video shows the Query Editor window appearing after editing a query from an Excel workbook. The following video shows one way to display the Query Editor. These automatic actions are equivalent to manually promoting a row and manually changing each column type.

For example:. The following video shows the Query Editor window in Excel appearing after editing a query from an Excel workbook. If prompted, in the From Table dialog box, you can click the Range Selection button to select a specific range to use as a data source. If the range of data has column headers, you can check My table has headers. The range header cells are used to set the column names for the query.

Note: If your data range has been defined as a named range, or is in an Excel table, then Power Query will automatically sense the entire range and load it into the Query Editor for you.

Plain data will automatically be converted to a table when it is loaded into the Query Editor. You can use the Query Editor to write formulas for Power Query. You can also use the Query Editor to write formulas for Power Query. Note: While trying to import data from a legacy Excel file or an Access database in certain setups, you may encounter an error that the Microsoft Access Database Engine Microsoft. The error occurs on systems with only Office installed.

To resolve this error, download the following resources to ensure that you can proceed with the data sources you are trying to access.

Microsoft Access Database Engine Redistributable. Access Database Engine Service Pack 1. In the Access Web dialog box, click a credentials option, and provide authentication values. Power Query will analyze the web page, and load the Navigator pane in Table View. If you know which table you want to connect to, then click it from the list. For this example, we chose the Results table. Otherwise, you can switch to the Web View and pick the appropriate table manually.

In this case, we've selected the Results table. Click Load , and Power Query will load the web data you selected into Excel. Windows : This is the default selection. In the next dialog box, select from Default or Custom , Windows , or Database connection options, enter your credentials, then press Connect. In the Navigator pane, select the tables or queries that you want to connect to, then press Load or Edit. In the Browse dialog box, browse for or type a file URL to import or link to a file.

Follow the steps in the Navigator dialog to connect to the table or query of your choice. After the connection succeeds, you will be able to use the Navigator pane to browse and preview the collections of items in the XML file in a tabular form.

Save Data Connection File and Finish. In the Select the database that contains the data you want pane, select a database, then click Next. To connect to a specific cube in the database, make sure that Connect to a specific cube or table is selected, and then select a cube from the list.

In the Import Data dialog box, under Select how you want to view this data in your workbook , do one of the following:. To store the selected connection in the workbook for later use, click Only Create Connection. This check box ensures that the connection is used by formulas that contain Cube functions that you create and that you don't want to create a PivotTable report. To place the PivotTable report in an existing worksheet, select Existing worksheet , and then type the cell reference of the first cell in the range of cells where you want to locate the PivotTable report.

You can also click Collapse Dialog to temporarily hide the dialog box, select the beginning cell on the worksheet that you want to use, and then press Expand Dialog. To place the PivotTable report in a new worksheet starting at cell A1, click New worksheet. To verify or change connection properties, click Properties , make the necessary changes in the Connection Properties dialog box, and then click OK.

You can either use Power Query or the Data Connection wizard. In the Access SharePoint dialog box that appears next, select a credentials option:. In the Navigator dialog, select the Database and tables or queries you want to connect to, then press Load or Edit. In the Active Directory Domain dialog box for your domain, click Use my current credentials , or Use alternate credentials. For Use alternate credentials authentication, enter your Username and Password.

After the connection succeeds, you can use the Navigator pane to browse all the domains available within your Active Directory, and drill down into Active Directory information including Users, Accounts, and Computers.

See: Which version of Office am I using? If you aren't signed in using the Microsoft Work or School account you use to access CDS for Apps, click Sign in and enter the account username and password. If the data is good to be imported as is, then select the Load option, otherwise choose the Edit option to open the Power Query Editor. Note: The Power Query Editor gives you multiple options to modify the data returned.

For instance, you might want to import fewer columns than your source data contains. Note: If you need to retrieve your storage access key, browse to the Microsoft Azure Portal , select your storage account, and then click on the Manage Access Key icon on the bottom of the page. Click on the copy icon to the right of the primary key, and then paste the value in the Account Key box. Note: If you need to retrieve your key, return to the Microsoft Azure Portal , select your storage account, and click on the Manage Access Key icon on the bottom of the page.

Click on the copy icon to the right of the primary key and paste the value into the wizard. Click Load to load the selected table, or click Edit to perform additional data filters and transformations before loading it.

The following sections provide steps for using Power Query to connect to your data sources - web pages, text files, databases, online services, and Excel files, tables, and ranges. Make sure you have downloaded, installed, and activated the Power Query Add-In. For Use alternate credenitals authentication, enter your Username and Password. Power Query is not available in Excel However, you can still connect to external data sources. Step 1: Create a connection with another workbook.

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Published April 19, Published April 5, News Microsoft Government. Published March 28, Tips and guides Microsoft Viva Enterprise. Published March 24, Therefore, in the statement above, the ColorIndex property is used to set the color of the Interior object identified in the first part of the statement the interior of the cells that contain formulas to color 36 of the color palette.

Color 36 is the light yellow that appears in the screenshot above. In other words, the basic syntax you must follow in order to be able to set the value of a VBA property as partially explained above is:. The first part Object.

Property is the general syntax that I describe above and that you use when reading a property value. In other words, this is the basic structure you need to know. You won't be able to modify absolutely all object properties using Visual Basic for Applications by using the syntax described above. There are some object properties that are read-only.

For example:. The consequence of a property being read-only , as you can probably imagine, is that:. The following screenshot shows the only worksheet of that workbook.

The value displayed 36 makes sense. Let's focus, once again, on the most relevant section of the macro. The following image shows the part of the statement that is responsible for reading the value of the ColorIndex property of cell B5's interior:. You'll notice that this is materially the same structure that we saw before when looking at how to modify the settings of an object property.

Let's take a look at the 3 elements of this statement to make it even clearer:. The dot. In other words, it's used to connect and separate element 1 above the object with element 3 below the property. The ColorIndex property can be used to set the color of an object such as the interior of a cell.

However, ColorIndex can also be used to return the color of an object. This analysis confirms what we'd seen above. More precisely, it confirms that t he basic syntax that you can use to refer to Excel VBA properties is the same regardless of whether you are changing or examining the setting of that particular property.

Just as a reminder, this basic syntax is:. I suggest you exercise care when creating references to objects and properties. Even though the basic syntax isn't complicated, is important to make sure that you're correctly identifying the relevant collections and the appropriate object from within the collection, as well as correctly using properties to refer to an object. If you fail to do this properly, you'll usually receive an error message when trying to execute the macro.

Sheet1 doesn't exist within the example workbook that accompanies this Excel VBA Properties tutorial. Obtaining an error in such a case makes sense. VBA just follows instructions, and it can't work with a sheet that doesn't exist. Finally, remember that there are some instances in which you'll not be able to read an object's properties.

In those cases, the property is deemed to be write-only. More precisely, you can only read the Value and Formula properties for a single-cell objects. This limitation however only applies to reading the property. You can actually modify the Value and Formula properties for multi-cell Range objects. This is exactly the opposite of what happens in the case of read-only properties, which are described above.

Before we move on to the next topic, let's take a quick look at 2 final clarifications regarding the syntax you should use when working with VBA object properties:.