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OLE linking makes it possible to link data to and from external applications. With OLE linking, changes to inputs or results are automatically and instantaneously propagated between applications.<br /> | OLE linking makes it possible to link data to and from external applications. With OLE linking, changes to inputs or results are automatically and instantaneously propagated between applications.<br /> | ||
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| − | + | # [[Using Import and Export]] | |
| − | + | # [[Reading and writing data in Excel worksheets]] | |
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| + | These are explained in the following sections.<br /> | ||
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Revision as of 14:50, 20 October 2015
OLE linking makes it possible to link data to and from external applications. With OLE linking, changes to inputs or results are automatically and instantaneously propagated between applications.
This chapter describes how to exchange data between Analytica and other applications using the following methods:
- Using Copy and Paste
- Using OLE linking
- Using Import and Export
- Reading and writing data in Excel worksheets
These are explained in the following sections.
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