XGAP [ 24] is flexible, open-source software for storing and accessing large scale xQTL data, including user interfaces to manage, search and conduct quality control checks on data, import/export tools to up/download data to Excel, and interfaces to the R language to connect to statistical analysis and graphics capabilities and interfaces to web services for annotation.
One selling point is the ability to import data from Excel spreadsheets, making it possible to build web apps out of existing business processes.
Import data into Excel the right way and prevent some problems from the get-go.
Use ODBC connection and import data into Excel.
Import data from Excel, including a header row, and then click on "Process Data".
Users can import data from Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel, FilemakerPro, Word and other applications.
You can simply import data from Microsoft Excel through copy/paste, via CSV files or straight from online services like Google Spreadsheets and Factual.
Because of this, importing data from Excel and other spreadsheet programs is a relatively straightforward process.
It also has a spreadsheet application that lets you import data directly into Excel.
MS Excel is used to import data, allowing LRE quantification to be conducted with any real-time PCR instrument that provides access to the raw fluorescence readings.
If you use the Import Data command from the Data menu, you have more options on how to import data ranging from Office Database connections, Excel files, Access databases, Text files, ODBC DSN's, webpages, OLAP and XML/XSL.
