Excel/Mathematica Extracting Data with a twist

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In summary, "Excel/Mathematica Extracting Data with a twist" is a method of extracting and analyzing data from Excel or Mathematica using advanced techniques that offer more flexibility, control, and time-saving automation. It can be used for any type of data and does not require advanced knowledge of these programs. There are also resources available for learning this method.
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I am trying to extract data to mathematica from Excel. I understand the Import function and i can get all my 2500 Points into Mathematica however, I only need to analyze every 100th or every 50th point to plot on my graph in mathematica. My question is:

Is there a way to extract data within a matrix but only extract every nth cell? (in either mathematica or excel).

Thanks in advance.
 
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