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Connect Excel to Redash

Visualizing Excel data in Redash starts by connecting your workbook as a data source in Kondado. You paste the OneDrive or SharePoint file address, select the worksheet you want to use, and Kondado reads the first filled row as headers. The Spreadsheet (worksheet) pipeline then makes each Excel row available with the Excel row number and a text column for each header title, and Redash receives this structure through a Via Kondado connection with no intermediate database and no complex setup.

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With Kondado, business users can turn Excel budgets, targets, and operational registries into Redash charts and reports through a Via Kondado connection. You set the update frequency, from every 5 minutes to daily, so your Redash views refresh on a schedule that matches your decisions.

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Available data

Excel data available in Redash

Each item below is automatically replicated by Kondado from Excel into Redash — no schema setup, no manual mapping.

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Available integrations

Spreadsheet (worksheet)
Each row represents a row of the selected Excel worksheet, with the Excel row number and a text column for each header title from the first filled row, using a normalized name.

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The Excel and Redash combination is practical for teams that already track budgets, targets, campaign results, or inventory counts in a workbook. The Spreadsheet (worksheet) pipeline gives Redash a clear row-by-row view of the selected worksheet, including the Excel row number and a column for each header title, so you can chart monthly goals against actuals, compare regional totals, or follow operational registries over time. With updates on your chosen schedule, Redash dashboards help managers spot gaps, confirm progress, and make decisions from familiar spreadsheet data without asking for technical support.

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How to create Excel dashboards in Redash

Visualize your data automatically — no spreadsheet exports or custom scripts.

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Connect Excel as a data source

In Kondado, add Excel as a data source, paste the OneDrive or SharePoint file address, and select the worksheet you want to use.

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Select Redash as the destination

Choose Redash as the destination for the worksheet data and confirm the Via Kondado connection so Redash can read the rows and header columns.

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Build dashboards and set refresh

Build Redash charts and dashboards from the Excel rows, then set the update frequency to every 5 minutes, hourly, or daily; share a summary with Google Sheets when colleagues need a spreadsheet view.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Answers about visualizing Excel data in Redash automatically

How do I connect an Excel file from OneDrive to Redash? ▼
In Kondado, add Excel as a data source, paste the OneDrive or SharePoint file address, and choose the worksheet. Kondado reads the first filled row as headers and makes the rows available to Redash through a Via Kondado connection.
What kind of dashboards can I build with Excel data in Redash? ▼
You can build dashboards for budget vs actual, sales targets by region, campaign spend, inventory counts, and monthly goals. Redash charts and summaries use the worksheet rows, the Excel row number, and each header title as columns.
How often can my Excel data update in Redash? ▼
You choose the update frequency in Kondado, such as every 5 minutes, every 15 minutes, hourly, or daily. Redash then shows the latest available worksheet data on that schedule, so your team can review progress at the right cadence.
Which KPIs can I track in Redash using an Excel worksheet? ▼
Common KPIs include revenue vs target, cost per campaign, regional sales totals, inventory variance, and monthly goal completion. Because each header becomes a column, you can chart the metrics your workbook already tracks without rebuilding the logic in another tool.
Can I share Redash dashboards built from Excel data with my team? ▼
Yes, you can share Redash dashboards with teammates so they can review the same charts and summaries. If a stakeholder prefers a spreadsheet view, you can also send a summary to Google Sheets.
Do I need to prepare my Excel worksheet before connecting it to Redash? ▼
Keep the first filled row as clear column headers and place the data you want to chart below it. The worksheet should be stored on OneDrive or SharePoint, and you only need the file address to start.
Can I use Redash to compare Excel data across multiple worksheets? ▼
Each Spreadsheet (worksheet) selection points to one worksheet, so you can add separate data sources for different worksheets and compare them in Redash. This helps when budgets, targets, and actuals live on different tabs.
What happens when the Excel file changes after my Redash dashboard is built? ▼
Kondado refreshes the worksheet data on the schedule you configured, so Redash dashboards reflect the updated rows after the next run. You can adjust the frequency at any time to match how often your team updates the workbook.

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