Web Integration with Excel Course in Bangla

About Course

Ever wished Excel could team up with the internet to make your work super easy? That’s exactly what this course is all about! We’ll show you how to use Excel and the web together to make your work not just easier, but really cool!

This course will teach you hands-on techniques for importing, analyzing, and updating web data within Excel through APIs, JSON, XML and more. Whether you need to create automated reports, collaborate across departments, or build interactive dashboards, you’ll learn practical skills to get more done in less time. Unleash the full power of Excel by seamlessly integrating it with popular web technologies using easy-to-grasp methods.

What You’ll Get

X numbers of videos
Lifetime access to the videos
Tips from experts to help you get better
Certification after completion
24/7 support

Enrollment Requirements

Basic experience with Excel formulas and spreadsheets
No prior programming experience is required

Course Certificate

Get a Course Completion Certificate when you complete the course. Use this to showcase your new skills to employers or clients. You will be able to share it directly on social media.

Meet Your Instructor

Meet your instructor, Sonchoy Mia – a leading Excel analytics educator with over 15 years of experience utilizing data for business insights. Sonchoy consults enterprise companies on optimizing Excel reporting and holds a seat on the Board of Data Analytics Professionals. He has empowered over 5,000 students with techniques to streamline working with data. Sonchoy focuses his courses on practical, real-world examples with clear explanations and custom exercises designed to accelerate learning. Expect a warm, engaging teaching style combined with advanced Excel mastery

Course Content

Module 1: Introduction to Web Integration with Excel

Overview: Explore the concept of web integration and its benefits in enhancing data analysis and reporting capabilities

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Methods: Understand the different approaches to connect Excel to web data sources, including Web Queries, Power Query Editor (Power BI), and APIs (Application Programming Interfaces).

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Data Formats: Learn about various data formats encountered during web integration (e.g., HTML, JSON, XML) and their implications.

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About Course

What You’ll Get

Enrollment Requirements

Course Certificate

Meet Your Instructor

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Module 1: Introduction to Web Integration with Excel

Overview: Explore the concept of web integration and its benefits in enhancing data analysis and reporting capabilities

Methods: Understand the different approaches to connect Excel to web data sources, including Web Queries, Power Query Editor (Power BI), and APIs (Application Programming Interfaces).

Data Formats: Learn about various data formats encountered during web integration (e.g., HTML, JSON, XML) and their implications.

Module 2: Importing Data from Websites Using Web Queries

Web Queries: Introduce Web Queries and the Data Connection Wizard in detail.

Building & Editing: Guide participants through building and editing web queries to import data from static web pages, including selecting specific data and specifying import options.

Refreshing Data: Demonstrate techniques for refreshing and updating web-based data within Excel to maintain data accuracy.

Hands-on Exercises: Include practical exercises where participants build and manage web queries using real-world examples.

Module 3: Advanced Web Data Import with Power Query Editor

Power Query Introduction: Ins and outs of Power Query Editor (available in Excel 2016 and later), its functionalities, and its advantages over Web Queries.

Data Transformation & Formatting: Equip participants with the skills to transform and format web data using Power Query’s features like filtering, sorting, grouping, and data type conversion.

Combining Data Sources: Teach participants how to combine data from multiple web queries and other Excel sources within Power Query for comprehensive analysis.

M Language (Optional): Provide an introduction to M Language, the formula language used in Power Query, for advanced data manipulation tasks.

Hands-on Exercises: Design detailed exercises where participants practice transforming, combining, and shaping web data within Power Query.

Module 4: Working with APIs in Excel

API Fundamentals: Explain the concept of APIs, their role in web integration, and how they facilitate data exchange between applications.

Finding & Understanding API Documentation: Guide participants on finding and understanding API documentation, including identifying endpoints, parameters, and authentication methods.

Connecting to APIs: Introduce various methods for connecting to APIs in Excel, including using add-ins (e.g., Power BI Desktop) and code-based approaches (VBA).

Building API Queries: Equip participants with the skills to build queries and extract data from APIs, emphasizing clear examples and practical code demonstrations.

Error Handling & Troubleshooting: Address common challenges encountered when working with APIs, including authentication errors, API rate limits, and data formatting issues.

Module 5: Security Considerations for Web Integration

Best Practices: the importance of secure data access and outline best practices for using web data responsibly.

Identifying Risks: Discuss potential security risks associated with web integration, such as unauthorized access, data breaches, and malicious code injection.

Data Validation & Error Handling: Equip participants with techniques for validating data retrieved from websites and APIs to ensure accuracy and prevent errors.

Real-world Examples: Share real-world examples of data breaches and security vulnerabilities to solidify the importance of secure practices.

Module 6: Advanced Topics

VBA Automation: Introduce the concept of VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) and explore basic techniques for automating tasks related to web integration, such as scheduling data refresh or building dynamic reports.

Web Scraping Integration: For advanced users, explore the integration of web scraping tools (with caution and ethical considerations) with Excel to extract data from dynamic or complex websites that may not be easily accessible through other methods.

Tips and Tricks: Tips for growing better and getting work in such working places

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