Trying to connect to oracle 11gr2 from excel

How can I connect from excel to oracle 11g like in version 10 that we used to do it with an odbc, I couldn´t find the driver alone, I only find an ODTwithODA.... package that has many other utilities.

You need an Oracle client installation of some type. That package is one, and there's others available. That one does contain what you need, and some other stuff you don't care about. It's probably the easiest one to use in terms of getting up and running quickly.

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