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# Excel Add-in
Use the Any2info Excel Add-in for quick data transfer.
### Watch the instruction video
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### Instruction - steps
Open the app store page ([https://portal.any2info.com](https://store.any2info.com/)).
Select **Add-Ins in the left menu bar.**
**Download the latest Excel Add-in from the App store** (fitting the software version of the App Studio).
Ignore default warnings. Preserve the file and run anyway.
**Complete the install wizard**.
**Note**: If you have already installed an An2info Excel Add-in please **delete** this version before installing the latest one.
After installing the Excel Add-in open a new **Excel Worksheet**.
In the toolbar a **tab Any2info will appear**. Select this tab.
**Select Settings and create a connection** to the Any2info platform entering the URL below and your credentials (username and password). **Sign in** and select your app collection.
**Create an Excel Table (**Look for more Excel Add-in functions [**here**](broken://pages/-Mda1Cg3ZtWRIGTID_a7)**)**.
Create an new table, name the table and add data into columns (headers). Always add **one unique column ID*****.***
Place the mouse in the table and push the button **Create** in the toolbar on the top left.
Follow the steps in the wizard.
Choose an **unique header field**.
Enter an **unique data clip name and complete the wizard.**
Push the button **Send data** in the toolbar on the top left.
Open the **App Studio** - Menu part **Data** - **Data clips** and select **Live View**.
**The Excel table data = dataclip are now available for use in dashboards (for example a grid) of forms (for example a lists).**
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