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Setting Up Excel Integration in Azure DevOps

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In this article, we want to discuss creating a project report from Azure DevOps into Microsoft Excel. So, let's get started:

Download the Azure DevOps Office 2019 here Download Visual Studio Tools - Install Free for Windows, Mac, Linux (microsoft.com)
After installing, choose Team Tab and after that click new List

You can add server by put https://dev.azure.com/yourorganization/ . The system will show you to authenticate with Microsoft 365 accounts / Microsoft Account
After successfully authenticating, try to select your project. You can select existing query by clicking query list or choose new

You will tree list as shown below.

After that you can create report by creating chart or insert into Microsoft Project.

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