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This guide explains everything you need to get started with the CData Excel Add-In for FHIR. You will learn how to install the add-in, understand licensing behavior, configure your first connection, and import real-time FHIR data directly into Excel for analysis, reporting, and automation.
Download and install the Excel Add-In from the CData website by visiting the Excel Add-In download page. Fill in the appropriate contact information when prompted.
๐ Filling in contact infoNote: If you are downloading a licensed installer, use your company email address and license key.
The Excel Add-In handles licensing during installation. When running the installer, you can choose to:
If you require a subscription license, contact the CData Orders Team at [email protected] to obtain your license key. Once the add-in is installed, it is ready for use.
Can I install the add-in on multiple machines?
Your subscription tier determines how many activations are included. Contact [email protected] for details.
I lost my license key. How do I retrieve it?
Email [email protected] with your order number, and we'll resend your license key.
How do I transfer my license?
To transfer the license to a different machine, you will need to submit a License Transfer Request on our site linked below:
https://www.cdata.com/lic/transfer/
After the License Transfer Request is submitted and successfully processed, an activation will be added to your Product Key and you will be able to activate the full license on the other machine. Once this process is finished, the license on the previous machine will be invalid.
For additional licensing questions, contact [email protected]. Viewing and upgrading your license can now be done through our self-service portal at portal.cdata.com.
Once the add-in is installed, you can configure a secure connection to FHIR directly from the Excel ribbon. The add-in stores connection settings inside the Excel environment and uses them to fetch live FHIR data.
Set URL to the Service Base URL of the FHIR server. This is the address where the resources are defined in the FHIR server you would like to connect to. Set ConnectionType to a supported connection type. Set ContentType to the format of your documents. Set AuthScheme based on the authentication requirements for your FHIR server.
Generic, Azure-based, AWS-based, and Google-based FHIR server implementations are supported.
The product supports connections to custom instances of FHIR. Authentication to custom FHIR servers is handled via OAuth (read more about OAuth in the Help documentation. Before you can connect to custom FHIR instances, you must set ConnectionType to Generic.
After creating a connection, you can import FHIR data into Excel using the built-in query interface.
You can now build pivot tables, charts, or use Excel formulas to analyze your FHIR data.
Solution: Verify your credentials or OAuth configuration. Ensure that your FHIR account has the required API permissions.
Solution: Check your internet connection, firewall settings, or proxy configuration. Contact [email protected] for specific port requirements.
Solution: Confirm your account has access to the selected FHIR data object. Use the table selector in the Query window to browse available resources.
Solution: Verify any filters or WHERE clauses in the generated SQL. Remove or adjust filters to broaden your query.
Now that you have installed, licensed, and configured the Excel Add-In, explore how to automate reporting, refresh live dashboards, and build advanced queries using SQL or Excel functions.
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If you need assistance at any point:
Add the following to your connection manager:
Be prepared to securely upload the log file upon request when reaching out to [email protected] for troubleshooting analysis.
For questions not covered in this FAQ, contact [email protected].
Download a free trial of the Excel Add-In for FHIR to get started:
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๐ FHIR IconThe FHIR Excel Add-In is a powerful tool that allows you to connect with live FHIR data, directly from Microsoft Excel.
Use Excel to read, write, and update FHIR 0, etc. Perfect for mass imports / exports / updates, data cleansing & de-duplication, Excel based data analysis, and more!