I can guide you through the process of importing Ethereum account data from Binance.com via Power Query and Excel. Please note that this will require an API key from Binance.
Here’s how to set up a connection in both Power Query and Excel:
Power Query:
- Open Power Query Editor.
- Click “New” > “From Web” > “API”.
- Enter the following URL:
- Add the following API key to the "Authentication" field, making sure to select "Secret Key". You can find your API key in the Binance dashboard under "Account Settings" > "Security Tokens" > "API Keys".
- Click "OK".
Excel:
- Open an Excel workbook.
- Create a new sheet and give it a label (e.g., "Binance Account Data").
- In the first cell, enter the following formula:
=GETJSON(” “secret_key”)
- Replace“secret_key”with your actual API key from Binance.
- Copy the above formula and paste it into other cells in the sheet to display the data.
Here's what the formula does:
-GETJSONis a Power Query function that retrieves JSON data from the specified URL.
- The URL starts with " which is Binance's API endpoint for account balances.
-“secret_key”is your actual API key, prefixed with“api_key=”.
- TheGETJSONfunction returns a JSON object that contains information about the user's balance.
Data from Formula
Once the formula is entered in the specified cells, it will display the Ethereum account data. This data includes:
- Symbol (e.g., "ETH")
- Balance (in ETH)
- Other relevant details
Please note that Binance might not allow you to directly connect to their API using Power Query or Excel without authentication. TheGETJSON` function can be used in a connection, but it requires the API key as a parameter.
For more complex queries or data manipulation, consider using a reliable data integration tool like Tableau or DAX in Excel or Power BI for more flexibility and security.
If you have any specific questions about these steps or need further assistance, feel free to ask!