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Excel-DB for easy business
intelligence and data warehouse analysis
Excel-DB
gives you a direct and easy interface for downloading
consolidated data for business intelligence analysis, right
inside Excel.
There is
no need to purchased expensive Business intelligence of data
warehouse solutions for Oracle, DB2, and SQL Server, since
all you need to do is download the current data in
real-time. Best of
all, there is no learning curve since you are using native
Excel tools for data analysis.
Let's
explore the power of Excel-DB for database enabled business
intelligence.
OLAP
analysis with Excel-DB
With
Excel-DB there is no need for expensive multidimensional and
OLAP tools. Simply extract your data with native SQL,
and you are ready-to-go with robust OLAP analysis.
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By
download data directly from Oracle or SQL Server you
can quickly use the Excel pivot table tool to create
OLAP cubes for fast data analysis.
Any
Oracle data can be downloaded and cubed to provide a
robust OLAP (ROLAP) solution for decision support
and data analysis applications.
This
alleviates the need to buy expensive Oracle OLAP
tools such as the Oracle Business Intelligence (BI)
plug-in, Hyperion or Cognos software.
Get
Oracle OLAP fast and easy with Excel-DB, the
preferred method for Oracle spreadsheet advanced
analytics.
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Create
dashboards
Excel-DB
formula management functions can be used to create database
enabled dashboards without the cumbersome VBA tools.
Here is a simple example using a flight details spreadsheet.
Enter a new flight number.
In the
example, we enter KLM1234. The following formula was
used to retrieve the flight details from the database:
=Transpose( SQLQueryValue( “select flight_id,
passengers, luggage, destination, type from flights
where flight_number = ‘” & A2 & “’” ) )
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The SQLQueryValue formula will retrieve the row from
the database. Then the Excel transpose formula will
transpose the horizontal array to a vertical array.
Master Detail Analysis
Excel-DB
allows you to create master-detail spreadsheets.
The master information can be selected into a spreadsheet
while the detail data can be retrieved into a second
spreadsheet. The detail data will be
dependent on the master information.

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