If you are an avid Excel user or just prefer to visualize things in Excel, you are in luck.

Being a Microsoft product, SharePoint has native integration with Excel.

The way it works with export to Excel, what you see in SharePoint is what you get in Excel.

In other words, if you are exporting a particular view and you only see 5 columns, you will get that viewthose columns exported.

So if you are looking to export the completed List (database), make sure you have all the columns visible in your view (i.e.

All Items View). Also make sure your view is not grouped (Grouped columns will not get exported to Excel).

That means that any changes in the list in SharePoint will propagate down to your Excel file on a computer.

This way, you do not need to reinvent the wheel and re-export data, build charts, etc.

Once you click on Refresh, SharePoint will overwrite whatever you did in Excel.

If, for whatever reason, you would like to remove that connection permanently, please follow the instructions below.

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Open Sharepoint List In Excel For Mac