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	<title>Bacon Bits: &#187; Xcelsius</title>
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		<title>Integrating Xcelsius with Excel and Access</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Being the complete nerd that I am, I work with lots of different technologies. But in the end, I always strive to make those technologies work with Excel. One of those is Xcelsius. Xcelsius is a dashboarding application that takes data and spices it up into slick looking flash presentations.

Those of you who have already [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Being the complete nerd that I am, I work with lots of different technologies. But in the end, I always strive to make those technologies work with Excel. One of those is Xcelsius. Xcelsius is a dashboarding application that takes data and spices it up into slick looking flash presentations.<br />
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Those of you who have already been asked to create reporting in Xcelsius may have found it a bit difficult to use.  No VBA, no easy way to get connections and no pivot tables.<br />
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Well for the upcoming Xcelsius Developer's Workshop, I've come up with a technique where you can embed Xcelsius dashboards into Excel and Access applications.<br />
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This allows you to get all the flashy benefits of Xcelsius, but still give users a familiar environment where they can use PivotTables, VBA, MSQuery, etc.<br />
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It's too complicated to show with pictures, so I cooked up this video.  Enjoy!<br />
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