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		dandelany on May 17, 2011 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Google Docs adds Pivot Table support Erm, it's a spreadsheet program, so the data source is your spreadsheet. So if you can get your SQL data into a Google Spreadsheet, you can make a pivot table out of it.

hboon on May 18, 2011 [–]

Excel can access other data stores such as databases using ODBC.

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