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Working with External Data on a Worksheet
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Change how an imported text file looks
About OLAP source data in PivotTable and PivotChart reports
Change the name of an external data range
Copy formulas when an external data range expands
Create a report template for importing data
Customize field names in an external data range
Delete an external data range
Find an external data range
Freeze data in an external data range
Refresh imported data
Specify how new data is added to an external data range
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