Last time we talked about getting OData Feeds into Excel, this time let’s talk about how to filter that OData Feeds.
When you connect and pull data using OData, it pulls ALL the records from the feed that you have selected. If you are dealing with large data, it is expensive to pull large data every single time you do the pull. Historical data such as ledgers can take from minutes to…
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Filtering OData Feeds
Last time we talked about getting OData Feeds into Excel, this time let’s talk about how to filter that OData Feeds. When you connect and pull data using OData, it pulls ALL the records from the feed that you have selected. If you are dealing with large data, it is expensive to pull large data…
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