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Query criteria from Excel workbook
Is it possible to have you data query pull one or more variables from a cell
in the excel workbook and post results below? Thanks, Ken |
Query criteria from Excel workbook
My approach to this sort of thing is some VBA that, when invoked, modifies
then executes a query. Since it's in VBA, you have great flexibility in using worksheet selections in updating the query. I'd generally invoke the macro either with a button in the workbook, or from another macro that would run though a list (for example, to generate commission statements for a team of sales reps). "Ken King" wrote: Is it possible to have you data query pull one or more variables from a cell in the excel workbook and post results below? Thanks, Ken |
Query criteria from Excel workbook
My problem is that I am using multiple queries, one per month for the next 10
years. I am try to find data between i.e '01-01-2009' to '02-01-2009'. Sine I have 120 queries with only these dates changing I would like to link my query to the column headers with the date ranges in the excel workbook. Is this possilbe or do I have to learn VBA? Ken "bapeltzer" wrote: My approach to this sort of thing is some VBA that, when invoked, modifies then executes a query. Since it's in VBA, you have great flexibility in using worksheet selections in updating the query. I'd generally invoke the macro either with a button in the workbook, or from another macro that would run though a list (for example, to generate commission statements for a team of sales reps). "Ken King" wrote: Is it possible to have you data query pull one or more variables from a cell in the excel workbook and post results below? Thanks, Ken |
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