- Excel queries and connections lab install#
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- Excel queries and connections lab full#
To write data to Snowflake, click the "Upload" button in the ribbon. Repeat as-needed to gather data from Snowflake into your Excel sheet. You'll get results that look similar to this: This SQL statement can be manually updated.Ĭlick the "Execute" button to execute the query in Snowflake and pull down the result set. Once selected, a SQL statement is created and entered in the bottom text area. You can select all the columns by clicking the "All" button, or select a subset of columns by clicking the "Choose" button. Once you select a table you can then choose which columns you would like to reutrn from the selected table. Pull data into Excel by selecting the “Query" button.Ī search dialog will open that allows you to select a database, schema and table in order to download data. You can manipulate the data using VBA scripts and vlookups, but be sure to write that final data back to Snowflake! The Add-In handles both reading and writing scenarios. You can work with data sourced from other data sources within Excel (such as files) or you can pull data from Snowflake into Excel. Now we'll walk you through each section of the Add-In. If the user does not have a default warehouse, they will be prompted to enter one.īoth the role and warehouse can be changed by clicking on the 'Config' menu item in the Excel ribbon. The user's default role and warehouse will be used. We recommend using SSO for more secure authentication. There are two security types standard: login/password and SSO. Connection ParametersĬlick the connect button and enter your Snowflake connection information. With Excelerator installed, now you need to connect it to Snowflake.įirst, confirm you can find the appropriate buttons within the "Home" tab. The Excelerator is now available on the Home tab of the Ribbon.
Excel queries and connections lab install#
In order to install these add-ins, follow the instructions here. These files are both stored in the repository.
Excel queries and connections lab full#
The full read-write version is called "SnowflakeExcelAdd-In.xlam". xlam file for the read-only version is called "SnowflakeExcelAdd-InReadOnly.xlam". The Excel Add-ins are Excel files with an extension of ".xlam". There are 2 versions of the Excel Add-in, one for only reading data from Snowflake and one for reading and writing data to snowflake.
The script will assign the new to the existing role, which will inherit all the privileges defined in the script. In the script, you will be providing the role of the user that will be using this Add-In.
Excel queries and connections lab update#
You’ll have to update the script before executing it with the information specific to your environment.
The following script will create a new role with the proper privileges, except the table level privileges: SnowflakeExcelAdd-In_Create_Role.sql To rollback data requires the schema privileges from upload, plus: Object To upload data requires everything in query, plus: Object
*Stage can be provided in the login instead Install Excelerator Step 1: Set Required Privilegesīelow are the privileges required for each capability. Make sure it matches or the Add-In will not work. Select the version of the ODBC driver, 64-bit or 32-bit, based on the local Excel installation. The Excel Add-In requires the ODBC driver.