I am using Google Big Query's new UI. So how can I export the results of sql on a spreadsheet? I can export it by switching the screen to the old UI, but it seems that it can not be export with the new UI.The result will be returned as follows.
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thanks.
Please make sure you are exporting aggregated/limited data instead of exporting huge raw data. It's working & pretty straightforward in the new UI.
You can go to save results & select google sheets to export aggregated data.
Save notification
Once you click open, it will take you to the respective sheet
Saving query results to Google Sheets
To save query results to Google Sheets:
1- Go to the BigQuery web UI.
2- Click the Compose Query button.
3- Enter a valid BigQuery SQL query in the New Query text area.
4- Click Show Options.
5- (Optional) For Processing Location, click Unspecified and choose your data's location.
6- Click Run Query.
7- When the results are returned, click the Save to Google Sheets button above the query results.
8- If necessary, follow the prompts to log into your Google account and click Allow to give BigQuery permission to write the data to your Google Drive MY Drive folder. After following the prompts, you should receive an email with the subject "BigQuery Client Tools connected to your Google Account". The email contains information on the permissions you granted along with steps to remove the permissions.
9- When the results are saved, a message like the following appears above the query results in the BigQuery web UI: Results saved to Google Sheets. Click to view. Click the link in the message to view your results in Google Sheets, or navigate to your MY Drive folder and open the file manually. When you save query results to Google Sheets, the file name begins with results-[DATE] where [DATE] is today's date in the format YYYYMMDD.
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Is there a way I can modify the table data in an Azure SQL database via some sort of UI (like Excel) instead of having to write SQL queries? Preferably I can modify it online in the Azure Portal instead of having to install some third-party software.
Often times, I just want to edit a specific cell in the table and I feel it would be way easier if I could just double click on that specific cell to edit it instead of having to write a SQL query.
Right now, I am only able to edit data by writing queries, but I can't actually edit the data in the table by double-clicking (the red box highlighted is uneditable).
You can edit row on double click. On Azure portal follow these steps.
Go to Azure Sql database.
Left side menu blade select Query Editor
Connect to database. and under Tables folder click table three dot. popup small window open, select Edit Data(Preview).
select Preview terms check box, then click ok.
Double click on row , edit row enable.
Change on FirstName from Punit to Sunit. Click top menu Save button and its save record to database.
Final result.
I am trying to put a simple gallery on my app that is connected to excel through OneDrive. However, the connection can find the table in my spreadsheet but for some reason nothing is showing up.
As you can see, The table data is not there. When hovering over the table name in the formula, it says PowerApps didn't find any data. But there is very clearly data in the table.
In future refresh your data source in Power Apps Studio. It will start to display after that.
This happened to me using SharePoint as data source, and it wasn't data refresh issue. I've attempted to insert gallery in component, and it won't work. It worked in a separate non-component screen.
So I'm using Tableau 10 and Tableau server. I don't have direct control over the server side of things. But I have full control over the tableau dashboard.
My Issue:
Users need to download the data from workbooks. When they go to one particular workbook the option to download the data is not available:
They can however download it using the tool tips - but to download the entire data set in one go, they'd need to use the option button above.
Tableau server settings:
These look like they are fine. I also have another workbook in this area and that one does not experience this problem.
I am "Publisher" and my boss is "Owner" - she can see it but I can't. All of this suggests it's a workbook setting?! But where?!?
Users need to download the data from workbooks. When they go to one particular workbook the option to download the data is not avaliable:
They can however download it using the tool tips - but to download the entire data set in one go, they'd need to use the option button above.
Tableau server settings:
These look like they are fine. I also have another workbook in this area and that one does not experience this problem.
I am "Publisher" and my boss is "Owner" - she can see it but I can't. All of this suggests it's a workbook setting?! But where?!?
Once a user clicks into a sheet of your dashboard, the Data or Crosstab selections of the Download button will be activated. It is greyed out on dashboards because there could be multiple sheets.
One trick is to make a dedicated download sheet and upload it with the rest of your dashboard. If you upload just a sheet, then all selections on the Download button are available without the user needing to click into anything.
On a published dashboard, if you click on a worksheet on the dashboard, the download links become available. This will avoid the need to upload the worksheet separately.
I used the Extractor to scrape my comments page at Hacker News. I used Export to Google Sheets. Then with Zapier I created a Zap to send me an email when a new row is added to the Google sheets.
I went back to HN and added a comment but my API was not updated with my comment. Then I ran the query by clicking on the Run query button and I saw that now the data was updated with my comment.
But Google sheets is not updating. How do I make the Google Sheets to update when a new comment is entered? What am I doing wrong?
I am currently working on a third party applications.Now there are some webpages where data are in Grid. So is it possible to read such grid contents from the webpage and stored it into the excel sheet?
Thanks
You don't need to do any programming. Excel has the ability to retreive data directly from HTML tables.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/excel-help/create-edit-and-manage-connections-to-external-data-HA010167227.aspx
In short:
Go to The data tab
Click "from web"
Navigate to your page
Select the table of interest.
You can then refresh it by refreshing the data connection.
If you want to scrape it yourself then you can do it with all the tags you have used in your question. Just learn all those things and the answer will then be obvious.