How to get elevation of any location using Google Earth

In this video, I will See, How to get elevation of any location using Google Earth.
This video is about getting the elevation of each point or vertex that you have created in Google Earth application. I have extracted elevation of each lat long using gpsvisualizer.com web based application by uploading the KML file, then these details are download in text file and converted to Microsoft Excel.
Details converted to XLS or CSV file can be used in any GIS application for further analysis.
I have shown step by step method to extract the elevation.
This video tutorial is very helpful in GIS Field.

I have used below application in this overall tutorial:
1. gpsvisualizer.com.
2. Microsoft Excel.

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