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For those of you familiar with the original Weather Workbook, this is the original mode of operation for users to connect Excel to the Visual Crossing Weather Server and retrieve, live, parameterized queries. This version differs from the new version that focuses on retrieving scheduled CSV datasets built using the new QueryBuilder and producing downloadable …
In our previous articles about integrating Weather History data into Power BI and Microsoft Excel, we have used the Visual Crossing Weather API to retrieve historical weather data. In this article we discuss how to make those weather data queries automatically read the latest weather conditions using Microsoft Power Query. If you would like to …
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Filter and Alert on Large Volumes of Weather Forecast Data. The Weather Alert Workbook is designed for the end-user who wants to query a large number of site forecasts and be alerted to exceptional weather conditions at those locations. It is a free Excel Workbook for all of our users to download and use and/or …