Description
The Databricks Excel Add-in gives you flexible ways to bring governed data into Excel. In this video, I’ll cover three useful import features: - Generate a list of available filter values to narrow your data before importing - Reuse existing Databricks SQL queries in Excel - Import data with custom Excel functions such as DATABRICKS.Table and DATABRICKS.SQL These options make it easier to bring the right Databricks data into the spreadsheet analysis your team already uses.
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