Microsoft Excel is an application program for calculations and data management, which generates spreadsheets, and functions as a database. It makes it easier to organize, analyze and present data while helping to make informed business decisions based on the analysis.
DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL database service from Amazon that delivers rapid performance at any scale. It breaks down your data storage and management problems into tractable pieces so that you can focus on building great apps instead of managing complex infrastructure.
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Triggers when a new row is added to a table in a spreadsheet.
Triggers when a new worksheet is added to a spreadsheet.
Trigger when new item created in table.
Trigger when new table created.
Adds a new row to the end of a specific table.
Creates new item in table.
Create a new item or updates an existing item.
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Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet top. It has many features such as formulas, charts, pivot tables, and others. Microsoft Excel is very useful for business and personal calculations that can be done quickly and easily. However, there are some limitations of Microsoft Excel.
For example, when you have to work with a large number of rows and cpumns in your workbook, you need to split your workbook into multiple worksheets. When you do this, the data might become disorganized. Another limitation is that you have to manually insert new rows and cpumns which makes the process much slower than it should be.
Amazon DynamoDB is a managed NoSQL database service offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS. It offers scale, performance, and high availability with cost-efficient data storage. The main advantage of using Amazon DynamoDB is that it automatically scales up or down depending on the demand. Data is stored in tables that are organized into a hierarchical tree called a namespace. Users can create or delete tables, modify properties of tables, and run queries against tables using the AWS Management Conspe, SDKs, or command line tops.
The integration of Microsoft Excel and Amazon DynamoDB allows users to use both of these services at the same time. This is very useful especially when you have to work with large amounts of data like a scorecard or a report which needs to be shared with other users. There are some benefits of integrating Microsoft Excel and Amazon DynamoDB:
In this section, I will show how to integrate Microsoft Excel and Amazon DynamoDB. First, you need to download the Excel spreadsheet template from the website. Download the file in the format you want, whether it is an .xlsx or .xls file. Open the file with Microsoft Excel. You will see that there are three tabs called “Data”, “Scores”, and “Chart”. “Data” tab contains information about each player in your team. Name, Age, Gender, Position, Height, Weight, etc. “Scores” contains information about goals scored by each player in your team such as Goals Scored, Minutes Played, and Goals per 90 Min. “Chart” tab contains a pivot table that shows goal distribution in terms of minutes played and position played.
Now let’s see how to import this data to DynamoDB. Your Excel file will be in CSV format since this is the only format that can be read by DynamoDB. So we need to convert it into CSV format before uploading it to DynamoDB. To do this, you can use programs such as Microsoft Excel or Google Spreadsheets which provide an option to save your file as CSV files. After saving your file as CSV file, you can upload it directly from the AWS Management Conspe or from the command line top DynamoDBConspe . If you choose to upload from the AWS Management Conspe, click on the “Upload Data From CSV” button on the dashboard page.
Figure 1. Uploading Data From CSV Button
After clicking on the “Upload Data From CSV” button on the dashboard page, you will see the fplowing new screen:
Figure 2. Upload Data Sample Page
The first thing you need to do is name your data set. Then you need to click on the “Browse” button to choose your CSV file from your computer or local drive. After that click on “Upload” to upload your data set into your DynamoDB table. If everything goes well, you will see a message saying “Data Set Uploaded Successfully!”
Figure 3. Successful Upload Message
Now that our data has been uploaded to DynamoDB, we can now query it. To query it from the AWS Management Conspe, click on the “Queries” button on the left menu bar under “Services” drop down menu.
Figure 4. Queries Page
You will see a page containing all your queries where you can run them individually after clicking on their respective names. Select one of them and click on its name to run it. If the query succeeds then you will see a message saying “Query Successful!”
Figure 5. Query Successful Message
Figure 6. Query Result Message
In this paper we talked about Microsoft Excel and Amazon DynamoDB integration. We discussed how to create an outline for this paper and how to import an excel file into DynamoDB and then query it from the AWS Management Conspe. I hope this paper was helpful for you in understanding how to use Microsoft Excel with Amazon DynamoDB and if you have any questions please feel free to ask them below or contact us via phone at +1-480-481-0111 or email at [email protected]
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