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SQL Keyword
I am VBA user that has recently made the switch from Excel 97 to Excel
2003. Frequently in my code in '97 I used statements such as: ActiveCell.QueryTable.Sql = .... but in Excel 2003 I do not see a reference to the Sql keyword. Has it been replaced? If so, what with? Thanking you in anticipation. S Taylor |
SQL Keyword
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Right click in a gray area and select show hidden do a search on SQL You will see it is still there. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "S Taylor" wrote in message om... I am VBA user that has recently made the switch from Excel 97 to Excel 2003. Frequently in my code in '97 I used statements such as: ActiveCell.QueryTable.Sql = .... but in Excel 2003 I do not see a reference to the Sql keyword. Has it been replaced? If so, what with? Thanking you in anticipation. S Taylor |
SQL Keyword
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The new property is CommandText, but Sql still works (as Tom points) out. If you need your app to be backward compatible with 97, stick with Sql. CommandText was introduced in 2000. -- Dick Kusleika MVP - Excel Excel Blog - Daily Dose of Excel www.dicks-blog.com "S Taylor" wrote in message om... I am VBA user that has recently made the switch from Excel 97 to Excel 2003. Frequently in my code in '97 I used statements such as: ActiveCell.QueryTable.Sql = .... but in Excel 2003 I do not see a reference to the Sql keyword. Has it been replaced? If so, what with? Thanking you in anticipation. S Taylor |
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