OLAP solution for Excel access to LAN

First, set OLAP, which can be accessed by machines in the LAN through the HTTP protocol. Then, use Excel to connect to OLAP through HTTP. The settings are as follows:

1. Create an OLAP site

1. Find the c: \ Program Files \ Microsoft SQL Server \ msas10.mssqlserver \ OLAP \ bin \ ISAPI Directory, which contains two files and one sub-directory.

2. Copy the above files to another place, such as c: \ Inetpub \ wwwroot \ ISAPI.

3. Create a web site. Name: OLAP, Port: 8888, path: C: \ Inetpub \ wwwroot \ ISAPI

4. CreateProgramPool: olappool

5. Set the program pool of the site OLAP to olappool.

6. Execution permission: scripts and executable files

7. Click "Configure" to add a DLL application extension. File Path: C: \ Inetpub \ wwwroot \ ISAPI \ msmdpump. dll

8. configure authentication, enable Anonymous Access, and specify the user name and password (note that this user and the following OLAP role are the same user)

9. Add a new Web Service extension. Extension: OLAP, required file: C: \ Inetpub \ wwwroot \ ISAPI \ msmdpump. dll

Ii. OLAP (Multidimensional Dataset) configuration roles

3. Use EXCEL to connect to the OLAP analysis service. Server Name: http: // 172.16.6.8/OLAP/msmdpump. dll

Iv. OK