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Connect Excel to Superset

To visualize Excel data in Superset, connect your workbook as a data source in Kondado and choose Superset as the destination. Paste the OneDrive or SharePoint file address, select the worksheet, and Kondado reads the first filled row as headers and each title as a column. The Spreadsheet (worksheet) pipeline includes the Excel row number plus a text column for each header, using a normalized name. You then build charts and dashboards in Superset and set updates every 5 minutes, 15 minutes, hourly, daily, or another schedule that fits your team.

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Kondado gives non-technical teams a direct Via Kondado connection from Excel to Superset, with no intermediate database and no complex setup. Your worksheet stays easy to read, while Superset turns budgets, targets, and operational registries into clear visual dashboards that support faster decisions.

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Available data

Excel data available in Superset

Each item below is automatically replicated by Kondado from Excel into Superset — 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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With Excel as the source and Superset as the visualization tool, business teams can turn familiar worksheets into decision-ready dashboards. The Spreadsheet (worksheet) pipeline brings in the Excel row number and a normalized column for each header, so you can chart columns such as Budget, Target, Actual Spend, or Ticket Status without changing the original file. Marketing teams can track campaign costs, operations teams can monitor order volumes, and finance teams can compare planned versus actual results. Use Superset filters and charts to spot trends by month, owner, region, or category, then schedule updates to keep dashboards current.

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How to create Excel dashboards in Superset

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

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Connect Excel as a data source

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

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Select Superset as destination

Set Superset as the destination and confirm the Via Kondado connection so your worksheet columns become available for charts.

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Build dashboards and set refresh

Create Superset charts from your Excel columns, add them to a dashboard, and choose a refresh schedule such as every 15 minutes, hourly, or daily. Share the dashboard with your team, and keep a summary copy in Google Sheets for stakeholders who prefer spreadsheets.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Answers about visualizing Excel data in Superset automatically

How do I connect an Excel file to Superset with Kondado? ▼
In Kondado, choose Excel as the data source, paste the OneDrive or SharePoint file address, and select the worksheet you want to use. Each worksheet becomes one Spreadsheet (worksheet) pipeline, and the first filled row is read as the header row. You can then set Superset as the destination and start building charts from the normalized columns.
Which Superset charts work best for Excel budget and target data? ▼
For budget and target worksheets, bar charts make planned versus actual values easy to compare, while line charts show how variance changes month by month. KPI cards highlight totals such as total spend, remaining budget, or percent of target reached. You can combine these charts on one Superset dashboard and filter by owner, region, or category.
How often can Kondado update Excel data in Superset? ▼
You choose the update frequency when you configure the connection, with options such as every 5 minutes, every 15 minutes, hourly, daily, or weekly. Kondado then refreshes the worksheet data on that configurable schedule so your Superset charts reflect the latest file content. You can adjust the schedule later as your reporting rhythm changes.
What KPIs can I track in Superset using an Excel worksheet? ▼
Common KPIs include campaign spend, cost per lead, order volume, inventory turns, budget variance, and target attainment. Because each header becomes a column, you can chart any numeric or category field that already exists in your worksheet. The Excel row number column also helps you trace a chart point back to the original line in the file.
Can I share Superset dashboards with people who do not use Kondado? ▼
You can share Superset dashboards with viewers who have access to your Superset workspace, and they can use filters to explore the Excel data you published. For stakeholders who prefer spreadsheets, you can also send a summary view to Google Sheets or keep a copy in BigQuery for other reporting needs. This makes it easy to keep business teams aligned around the same numbers.
Can I visualize more than one Excel worksheet in the same Superset dashboard? ▼
Yes. Create a separate Spreadsheet (worksheet) pipeline for each worksheet you want to include, then add charts from each one to the same Superset dashboard. Use consistent header names and date columns across worksheets so filters and comparisons work smoothly. This is useful for combining budgets, targets, and actual results in one view.
Do I need technical skills to build Excel dashboards in Superset? ▼
No code is required. You select columns, choose chart types, and apply filters in Superset's visual editor, while Kondado handles the connection from Excel to Superset. Business users can start with simple charts and add more detail as their reporting needs grow.
What should I check if my Excel columns look different in Superset? ▼
Superset uses the first filled row as headers and shows each title as a normalized column name, so small differences in spelling or spacing can change the label. Check that the first filled row contains the exact header names you want, and rename columns in the source worksheet if needed. The Excel row number column stays available to help you verify specific records.

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