ALOE http://aloe-project.de/AloeFeeds/action/atomFeedResourceActivities?resourceId=n2mwqO0 aloe-noreply@dfki.uni-kl.de gromgull http://aloe-project.de/AloeView/action/userData?userId=lzwX7Og This feed contains recent activities on resource "Misc Thoughts, Excel and SPARQL" in [ALOE] http://aloe-project.de/AloeFeeds/action/atomFeedResourceActivities?resourceId=n2mwqO0 ALOE http://aloe-project.de/AloeFeeds/action/atomFeedResourceActivities?resourceId=n2mwqO0 aloe-noreply@dfki.uni-kl.de gromgull http://aloe-project.de/AloeView/action/userData?userId=lzwX7Og http://aloe-project.de/AloeFeeds/action/atomFeedResourceActivities?resourceId=n2mwqO0:6:2011-06-20 13:48:13.0 June 20, 2011 1:48:00 PM CEST: User <a href="http://aloe-project.de/AloeView/action/userData?userId=lzwX7Og"><b>gromgull</b></a> contributed resource <a href="http://aloe-project.de/AloeView/action/resourceDetailed?resourceId=n2mwqO0"><b>Misc Thoughts, Excel and SPARQL</b></a> with the following metadata:<br/><br/><i>associatedDate</i>: <b></b><br/><i>creator</i>: <b>Steve Harris</b><br/><i>description</i>: <b>I often end up running a big SPARQL query (usually on a server), exporting the results a TSV, and post processing the results with some combination of vi, perl, awk, sort etc., then loading the processed data into a copy of Excel to get stats out of it, or produce a chart or whatever. The other day I was wondering if you could pull results directly from a SPARQL endpoint into Excel. Well, it turns out that you can, via something called an Internet Query File.</b><br/><i>language</i>: <b></b><br/><i>license</i>: <b></b><br/><i>resourceType</i>: <b></b><br/><i>tags</i>: <b>sparql rdf excel</b><br/><i>title</i>: <b>Misc Thoughts, Excel and SPARQL</b><br/>