Examples of using External data range in English and their translations into Greek
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Click a cell in the external data range.
Copy an external data range and its underlying query.
Change the underlying query for an external data range.
To delete the external data range, press DELETE.
Specify how new data is added to an external data range.
Excel puts the external data range in the location that you specify.
Switch to the workbook in which you want to paste the external data range.
Insert a blank row above the external data range by doing one of the following.
Select the worksheet in which you want to search for an external data range.
You can refresh an external data range automatically when you open the workbook.
Enter a formula in a cell that is adjacent to the first row of data in the external data range.
Click the worksheet that contains the external data range that you want to delete.
If you use an external data range, a parameter of a query may also use data from another workbook.
Use this approach when your data is in an external data range that you refresh each day.
You can change these external data range properties by clicking Properties in the Connections group on the Data tab.
Excel adds a new sheet to your workbook, andautomatically pastes the external data range at the upper-left corner of the new sheet.
Click a cell in the external data range for which you want to change the underlying query.
Note: Excel prompts you for the password only the first time that the external data range is refreshed in each Excel session.
The data then becomes an external data range or a PivotTable report that you can format and refresh.
On an Excel worksheet,click a cell anywhere in an external data range that was created with a parameter query.
In the External Data Range Properties dialog box, under If the number of rows in the data range changes upon refresh, click one of the following.
Change the underlying query for an external data range created from Microsoft Query.
Freezing an external data range retains the data but not its underlying query, so a frozen external data range cannot be refreshed.
Change the underlying query for an external data range created from an imported text file.
An external data range(also called a query table) is a defined name or table name that defines the location of the data brought into a worksheet.
In Excel, click a cell in the external data range that was created with a parameter query.
An external data range(also called a query table) is a defined name or table name that defines the location of the data brought into a worksheet.
Change the underlying query for an external data range created by using the Data Connection Wizard.
For external data ranges that are created from an imported text file orWeb query that retrieves HTML data, use the External Data Range Properties dialog box.
Note: The first row of data may be the first or second row in the external data range, depending on whether the first row contains headers.