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SQL queries with Excel in VBA to populate a spreadsheet
Hi,
Can somebody help me on the following point? I want to use ODBC connection to another Excel file and set up an SQL request with a QueryTable object. The result to filter depends on IDs given by the user in one cell of the workbook. So far so good. My problem is that I do not know how to format the SQL request nor write the corresponding VBA code to SQL request several ID at the same time (outcomes as an union of up to three IDs). What to change to the following code? rq = "Select * from `Table$` Where (CRD_ID=?)" Me.QueryTables(1).Parameters.Add( "CRD_ID", xl...) Me.QueryTables(1).Parameters(1).SetParam xlRange, Range ("A1") Thanks a lot. |
SQL queries with Excel in VBA to populate a spreadsheet
Just build th esql query
Sql = "Select [field1],[Field2] from mydata where" & _ "[field1]='" & test1 & "', and [Field2]=" & test2 & ";" note that test1 is textual - hence the single quote bracing it and i've let test2 be numeric see http://www.xl- expert.com/html_pages/dataConnectivity_Excel.html Patrick Molloy Microsoft Execl MVP -----Original Message----- Hi, Can somebody help me on the following point? I want to use ODBC connection to another Excel file and set up an SQL request with a QueryTable object. The result to filter depends on IDs given by the user in one cell of the workbook. So far so good. My problem is that I do not know how to format the SQL request nor write the corresponding VBA code to SQL request several ID at the same time (outcomes as an union of up to three IDs). What to change to the following code? rq = "Select * from `Table$` Where (CRD_ID=?)" Me.QueryTables(1).Parameters.Add( "CRD_ID", xl...) Me.QueryTables(1).Parameters(1).SetParam xlRange, Range ("A1") Thanks a lot. . |
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