There are different ways to transfer data from Azure Blob Storage to Excel on a Mac, depending on the format and size of the data.
One way is to use the Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer to download the data as a CSV or TSV file, and then open it in Excel. Here are the steps:
Another way is to use the Azure Blob Storage REST API to retrieve the data in JSON or XML format and then convert it to a table or chart in Excel. This method requires some programming knowledge and familiarity with the REST API, as well as an authentication token and endpoint URL to access the Blob Storage. Here are a few resources to get started:
Note that the data transfer speed and performance may vary depending on the size and location of the data, as well as the network connectivity and resources of your computer. It's recommended to test the transfer with a small sample of data before processing the whole dataset.
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