To import data, you can use the External Data feature of excel.
1. Import all data:
- in sheet 1, goto menu Data Import (or Get) External Data New Database
Query... the Data Source dialog pops up
- choose the data source by selecting the databse directly or the database
type (eg: MS Access Database)
- locate the database if not done yet
- create the query or select the table / fileds to import
- ...
The data are automaticallly imported to excel
To refresh the query/data at later time, right click the resulting data and
choose the Refresh submenu.
2. To import data within a range of premium, do the same as above in
another sheet, and set the $ limits on the corressponding filed (eg: field
Premium).
Regards,
Sebastien
"Dan B" wrote:
Greetings...
I have a SQL database I want to pull data from.
The data is company contact information and dollar amounts of insurance
premium.
I want to have the data automatically go into different worksheets based on
the premium amount.
For example, Sheet 1 would be all data, sheet 2 would be premiums under
$10,000, sheet 3 would be premiums from $10,001 to $50,000 and so on.
Can that be done, and where would be a good place to start figuring out how
to do it?
Thanks,
Dan
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