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Insert data here – this property should be bound to the range of cells in the spreadsheet where the data from the Ninox table will be loaded.Add column headers – selecting this option will add column headers to the returned data.For performance this property is set at 1000 and cannot be changed (if you have a use which requires a return of more than 1000 rows please get in touch with us at Filter Rows – this property is covered later in the article. Limit rows returned – limits the number of rows which can be returned to the Squirrel spreadsheet from the database.Once it has been configured to access a particular database table the property sheet will expand to show the following additional properties: The Ninox read connection allows data to be read from a Ninox table to a range in the Squirrel spreadsheet. This could be caused by the user interacting with a control, input from a data mover function, or the result of a calculation etc. Refresh on cell change – Bind to a cell that will have its content updated when the project is running.The interval value is measured in seconds, setting it to 30 will ensure that the Squirrel project will pull the data every 30 seconds.

The Squirrel project will import the data after each interval.

Refresh on interval – Check this file to set a recurring interval.

Unchecking it will mean that one of the other usage properties will need to be checked in order for the data to be imported.

Refresh on load – This is the default setting and means that the Squirrel project imports the data when the project starts.

The USAGE drawer of the properties panel allows control over how and when the data is refreshed. Once you have made your selections the remaining options in the property sheet will depend on the specific type of connection and are documented below. This will expand the properties to show three further dropdown boxes which allow you to choose the Team, Database and Table you want the connector to work with: Įnter your API key in the top text box and press the “Validate API” button: The top section of the property sheet for the Ninox connectors is the common across all of them and provides an area to enter your API and to select the particular table you want to work with. To access a private Ninox instance please contact us at for further information Connecting to the Ninox cloud database

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Details on how to do this can be found in the Ninox documentation at: To access a Ninox cloud database you will need to obtain an API key for your account. Obtaining these will depend on whether you are accessing a database in the Ninox public cloud or you have a private Ninox instance. Security credentials are required in order to use the Ninox connectors. Select it to access its properties in the property panel. The connection will appear in the CONNECTIONS drawer of the object browser.

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To add a connector to your project open the CONNECTIONS drawer in the object browser, select the appropriate entry from the dropdown box and click the plus button:

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Ninox Update – allows one or more rows in a Ninox database table to have one or more of its column values updated.

Ninox Read – allows data to be read from a Ninox table to a range in the Squirrel spreadsheet.

Ninox Create – allows a new row to be inserted into a Ninox database table from data in the Squirrel spreadsheet.

There are three different Ninox connections: The Ninox connections allow data to be read from and written to a Ninox cloud database.