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Easiest way to import sharpoint list data into excel programatically

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    Jay A. Ritchie
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    Easiest way to import sharpoint list data into excel programatically

    I understand that I can use VBA code to call SharePoint web services and
    get that data into Excel. I was wondering if there's a more direct way
    using Office/Excel objects to do the same thing. Seems like depending on
    how you go about things, Excel uses a couple of different mechanisms to
    get data from SharePoint.

    So far I've identified the following:

    1. Use Excel VBA code to call SharePoint's Data Retrieval Web Services.
    2. Export a list from SharePoint to Excel which uses a iqy file.
    3. Use Excel's Data Import feature which uses a data retrievel service
    definition (UXDC file) and Excel's ActiveWorkbook.XmlImport method. (I
    haven't found documentation for this methods explicit support for UXDC
    files.)

    What I want to do is aggregate data from multiple SharePoint lists
    inside Excel and really just want to know which way is the best way to
    do this.

    Thanks,
    Jay

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    Nock
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    RE: Easiest way to import sharpoint list data into excel programatical

    Jay, how's it going. I've been looking for the same solution to this for
    sometime now and all I've come up with are your posts across the web! Seems
    as thou there's isn't a definitive answer as yet.

    Please update the forum or contact me directly if you find any new info. I
    will do likewise!

    [email protected]

    Many thanks,

    Nock

    "Jay A. Ritchie" wrote:

    > I understand that I can use VBA code to call SharePoint web services and
    > get that data into Excel. I was wondering if there's a more direct way
    > using Office/Excel objects to do the same thing. Seems like depending on
    > how you go about things, Excel uses a couple of different mechanisms to
    > get data from SharePoint.
    >
    > So far I've identified the following:
    >
    > 1. Use Excel VBA code to call SharePoint's Data Retrieval Web Services.
    > 2. Export a list from SharePoint to Excel which uses a iqy file.
    > 3. Use Excel's Data Import feature which uses a data retrievel service
    > definition (UXDC file) and Excel's ActiveWorkbook.XmlImport method. (I
    > haven't found documentation for this methods explicit support for UXDC
    > files.)
    >
    > What I want to do is aggregate data from multiple SharePoint lists
    > inside Excel and really just want to know which way is the best way to
    > do this.
    >
    > Thanks,
    > Jay
    >


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