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A table can be linked to data in a Microsoft Excel (XLS, XLSX, or CSV) file. You can link to an entire spreadsheet, individual row, column, cell, or cell range in Excel.
Note:Microsoft Excel must be installed to use Microsoft Excel data links. To link to the XLSX filetype, Microsoft Excel 2007 must be installed.
You can bring data from Microsoft Excel into a table in the following three ways:
A table that contains data links displays indicators around linked cells. If you hover your cursor over the data link, information about the data link is displayed.
If a linked spreadsheet has been changed, such as adding a row or column, the table in your drawing can be updated accordingly using the DATALINKUPDATE command. Likewise, if a change is made to a table in your drawing, then you can update the linked spreadsheet using the same command.
By default, a data link is locked from editing to prevent undesired changes to the linked spreadsheet. You can lock cells from data changes, format changes, or both. To unlock a data link, click Locking on the Table ribbon contextual tab.
Agree with Mr. Vaqar Ali Sayyed answer
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I agree with Mrs. Elke Woofter
By linking to an Excel spreadsheet, you can include information from an entire worksheet, or part of a worksheet, referred to as a named range. Using the Link External Data dialog box, you can:
No idea, but Alke answer seems to be good one.
I agree with the answer of Mrs.Alke
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