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Using Excel to analyze MySQL data

Just stumbled over this article, which might come in handy for our Microsoft Office users out there: "Using Excel to analyze MySQL data" by Jason Gilmore explains how to set up the MySQL Connector/ODBC and connecting to a MySQL database using Microsoft Excel.

If you're a Linux user, this article on NewsForge covers a similar topic, using OpenOffice.org

to connect to a MySQL Server.

Update: Thanks to Guillermo Roditi for pointing out that both links pointed to the same article - now fixed. Sorry about that.

Posted by Lenz Grimmer in MySQL at 18:43 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)

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the two links are the same..... the Excel one points to the OOo article. :/

#1 Guillermo Roditi on 2006-07-12 16:54 (Reply)

Thanks for the hint, Guillermo! Now fixed. Doh!

#1.1 LenZ (Homepage) on 2006-07-12 18:44 (Reply)

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