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Newbie Q: OpenRecordset from Excel
Check out ADO as a starting point via yahoo.
Full db connectivity is available via ADO -- If I've mis-understood the question please tell me. HTH ijb Remove nospam from my e-mail address to talk direct Not MCSD, MVP, TLA, P&P, PCMCIA, etc just trying to help "Vinicio Ascone" wrote in message ... Hi all! I've got an Access macro and i need to change it to Excel. :( Is there any way i could connect to SqlServer database and use openrecordsets and stuff like that? Please, any help is welcome! Vinicio |
Newbie Q: OpenRecordset from Excel
Hi all!
I've got an Access macro and i need to change it to Excel. :( Is there any way i could connect to SqlServer database and use openrecordsets and stuff like that? Please, any help is welcome! Vinicio |
Newbie Q: OpenRecordset from Excel
Before starting to Program your own code with ADO..
check out Excel's QueryTables. Data/Import External Data/New DB Query. (and it helps to ensure that MSQuery is installed) it's optional in Office Setup.) keepITcool < email : keepitcool chello nl (with @ and .) < homepage: http://members.chello.nl/keepitcool "Vinicio Ascone" wrote: Hi all! I've got an Access macro and i need to change it to Excel. :( Is there any way i could connect to SqlServer database and use openrecordsets and stuff like that? Please, any help is welcome! Vinicio |
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