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Jamie Collins wrote:
> You can most definitely *execute* a Jet (MS Access) stored procedure > (stored Query) using MS Query in Excel without VBA code. > OK. Thanks for the clarification. I must give it a whirl. Pity my clients are all 2002 at latest....but one day... Bill Manville MVP - Microsoft Excel, Oxford, England No email replies please - respond to newsgroup |
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Bill Manville > wrote in message
> Pity my clients are all 2002 at latest Why? You can *create* the procedure within MS Access using the PROCEDURE syntax e.g. I just tested your example PROCEDURE MyProc [argSiteID] INTEGER; SELECT * FROM Sites WHERE Sites=argSiteID in Access95 and it works fine and will work for all subsequent versions of MS Access. You can *call* the procedure within MS Query using ODBC's call syntax. Again, tested fine in Excel95 and above. Jamie. -- |
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