Production of Butter and Misc Dairy Products > Condensed Sweet Whey (Human Cons) Prod.
Units : 1,000 lbs
Source : USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service
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Original Data | Normalized to 30 days
| Month | Production |
|---|---|
| Jan | 8,222 |
| Feb | 7,210 |
| Mar | 7,502 |
| Apr | 8,338 |
| May | 7,966 |
| Jun | 7,422 |
| Jul | 7,583 |
| Aug | 7,242 |
| Sep | 7,597 |
| Oct | N/A |
| Nov | N/A |
| Dec | N/A |
How to embed data into Excel Sheet
To embed data into Microsoft Excel, we can use a feature called Web Queries. You can configure Excel to refresh the data in the background every few minutes, manually, everytime the worksheet opens etc., This is a step-by-step tutorial to embed data from our Monthly Series into Excel. We will have a screencast demo soon.
- In your worksheet, ensure that you have the months for which you want data, in a column.
- Note: If you type Jan 2005 in a cell, Excel automatically
formats it as a date and stores it as 1/1/2005
You can configure how often data is refreshed, whether to preserve cell formatting, maintain cell widths etc., by picking the menu option Data > Import External Data > Data Parameters. If you check the option for refreshing data on opening the Excel sheet, you will be prompted while Excel starts if you wanted to get data from the web. You may also enable the External Data Toolbox from the View menu to help identify if your data is dynamic.
If you are using Office for Mac, remember to Clear the checkbox for 1904 Date System in Excel Preferences > Calculation. For more details, see this Microsoft Knowledge Base article.
