ODBC DRIVER FOR EXCEL XLSX MAC HOW TO

Find the DSN you created earlier and click 'Next'.

In the dialog that pops up, select 'ODBC DSN' and click 'Next'.

In Excel, on the sheet you want the query to show up on, on the data tab, select 'From Other Sources' -> 'From Data Connection Wizard'.

Create your DSN using the 'ODBC Data Sources (32-bit)' desktop app and leave all options as the default, except the connection page settings and 'Return matched rows instead of affected'.

ODBC DRIVER FOR EXCEL XLSX MAC HOW TO

I've figured out how to execute custom queries against MariaDB in Excel. I've also tried enabling dynamic cursors and the option to return matched rows instead of affected rows. I've also tried specifying a connection character set and selecting the option for using compression. I've tried using the servers IP address and the servers resolvable name, and I've tried specifying a database.

The first error says 'String data, right-truncated' and the second error says 'Couldn't read this file'. Then I select my data source (DSN) from the list and click 'OK'. When trying to setup the connection in Excel, I go to the data tab and from the 'From Other Sources' drop down, I click Microsoft Query. Below are some screenshots of how I setup the DSN.

I've setup the DSN using the 'ODBC Data Source' tool under Administrative Tools in the control panel. Now I would like to start pulling data for analytics.

I'm able to connect to my MariaDB server using HeidiSQL and query just fine, and my PHP application can query just fine. I'm using MariaDB ODBC driver version 3.0.2 for Windows(on Windows 10) and can't get excel (Excel 2013) to query the database.

Odbc driver for excel xlsx mac