The other day I was working in an Excel file in which I created a few rows of data. I realized that I wanted to put the data into a SharePoint list without having to deal with copying and pasting into datasheet mode. Luckily, there is a feature built into Excel 2010 and Excel 2013 that makes exporting information easy. It should be noted that this is a one time push of information. If you are looking for something that is connected with Excel and a SharePoint list that allows data changes, I’ll be posting about how to make this happen in the next few days.
- Open up Excel (I’m using Excel 2013 but this should work Excel 2010 as well)
- Create a header row of data
- Create a few rows of data
- Highlight the rows of data including the header then click the Insert tab
- A pop up window will display like the image below, click OK
- The data will now be in a Pivot Table
- Under the Design tab in Excel, Click Export and select Export Table to SharePoint List
- Next, run through the wizard that displays
- Provide the URL to the SharePoint site and provide a name for the list then click Next
- On the next step of the wizard, the columns and data types will be listed, verify and then click Finish
- A success window will display
- A new list is created that connects with this Excel Sheet (Check SharePoint)
- Click into the list to view the same records in the Excel sheet
SharePoint Rhapsody 
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