Is SharePoint 2013 *Enterprise* required for analytics? I cannot find a decent version/edition comparison document. I wonder if Analytics is supported for this? (2010 documentation suggests it isn’t on that version). I’m using SQL authentication with my SQL backend. It looks like I need to enable usage data collection/processing somewhere else somehow and it looks like Search analytics might of worked very briefly but not anymore.Ĭan anyone point me to more documentation – info on Analytics for 2013 is very limited.
Opening them the format is good, but there is almost no data in most of them, except a couple of single entries which are incomplete compared to the test searches I’ve done.
I get what looks like the right Search Reports listed, when clicking them, I get an. Based on the data that you have selected it. If I go to SPCA > Application Management > Manage Service Applications > Search Service Application > Usage Reports When you click on the quick analysis button and go to the tables tab, it shows you options to insert a pivot table. This uses /_layouts/15/Reporting.aspx?Category=AnalyticsSite Popularity Trends (under Site Administration) Site Settings > Site Web Analytics link disappears and is replaced elsewhere with Interesting also is if I enable the “Reporting” Site Collection Feature the This uses /_layouts/15/start.aspx#/_layouts/15/usageDetails.aspx On the left I see some of the types of reports I’d like (Number of Page Views, Number of Unique Visitors, Number of Referrers, Top Pages, Top Visitors, Top Referrers, Top Browsers.) However they all give the same message “…report is not available….” Usage processing may be disabled on this server or the usage data for this site has not been processed yet.” “A web analytics report is not available for this site. This will take us to the window from where we can select one or multiple Data analysis tool packs, which can be seen in the Data. Once we get the Excel Options window from Add-Ins, select any of the analysis pack, let’s say Analysis Toolpak and click on Go. To enable the Data Analysis tool in Excel, go to the File menu’s Options tab. But these become active only when you select any of them. Going to a Site Settings > Site Web Analytics, I get – In excel, we have few inbuilt tools which are used for Data Analysis. I have a site collection / site based on the Collaboration - Community template. What I don’t see though is any data under D:\.\UsageLogs\AnalyticsUsage, (only ImportProgress.ini file) not sure if I should. The Usage and Health database is about 2.8GB so I assume there is data in there. Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Usage Data Processing Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Usage Data Import Usage Data collection is enabled, and I’ve confirmed this via powershell (Get-SPUsageDefinition & Get-SPUsageApplication)
#Enable data analysis excel 2013 install#
I have the same issue you originally described.Ĭlean install of SharePoint 2013 Standard, April 2013 CU. I wonder if you or anyone has come across a fix for the SharePoint problem. Statistical analysis is now possible in Excel.Well done on developing your own logging solution. Now when the “ Data” manu item is selected, there should be an option called “Data Analysis” on the far-right-hand side of the ribbon. You will be returned to the spreadsheet that you were working on. Step 3Ĭlick “OK” and the selected data packs will be installed.
If a prompt says that the Analysis ToolPak is not currently installed on your computer, click Yes to install it. If Analysis ToolPak is not listed, click “Browse” to locate it. Choose “ Analysis ToolPak” and “ Analysis ToolPak – VBA” In the “ Manage” drop-down box at the bottom, select “ Excel Add-ins” and press “ Go…”Ī dialogue box will appear. In the menu, go to File > Options and then click on “ Add Ins” on the left-hand menu. Here are instructions for enabling Data Analysis in Excel 2010.
Microsoft Office’s Excel package contains a number of data-analysis tools for professionals who require an ability to perform sophisticated mathematical analyses of data. Instructions for adding the Data Analysis tool pack to Microsoft Excel
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