How do I pull data from API to Excel?

How do I pull data from API to Excel?

To import this on excel go to Data>Get Data>From other Sources> From Web or simply Data>From Web. Paste the API URL on the prompt then click OK. Then select Into Table on the Convert tab. Select the Value of Data then right click>Drill Down.

Can you call REST API from Excel?

You can use the Excel REST API in Microsoft Graph to extend the value of your data, calculations, reporting, and dashboards.

What to do when Excel is unresponsive?

Excel not responding, hangs, freezes or stops working

1. Start Excel in safe mode.
2. Install the latest updates.
3. Check to make sure Excel is not in use by another process.
4. Investigate possible issues with add-ins.
5. Investigate Excel file details and contents.
6. Check whether your file is being generated by a third party.

How does the rest service work in Excel?

The REST service essentially gives you the same file as if you logged into the GoToWebinar interface and manually exported the data you need. Using the REST service to automatically go pull down the latest Excel file will eliminate the need to manually go create an excel file when you need to run a map.

Where can I find the REST API for Excel?

Visit https://dev.office.com/excel/rest, where you’ll find documentation and code samples to help you get started. It only takes a few lines of code to set up a basic integration using our to-do list sample. Once you jump in, tell us what you think.

Are there any REST APIs for Office 365?

The Excel Services REST API applies to SharePoint and SharePoint 2016 on-premises. For Office 365 Education, Business, and Enterprise accounts, use the Excel REST APIs that are part of the Microsoft Graph endpoint. Excel Services REST API Overview. Learn about the REST API in Excel Services.

Can you connect to a REST service using SmartConnect?

Since SmartConnect 2015 we’ve been able to connect to a variety of REST services using the REST connector. This requires the service to provide a JSON or XML payload. I recently came across a service that doesn’t use JSON or XML.