![]() |
query from excel to access - xlodbc.xla
Excel vba docs document sql links to databases including access
My goal is to query access (in sql) and analyse the result from vba (not publishing it in excel). I read about SQLopen() statements. I would like to try such. My vba does not recognise the sets of functions and I read that i need to load xlodbc.xla. I looked in most docs and sites for this add in and I cannot find it. I have therefore two questions: - can i find this xla? - should i use a DAO / ADO link instead? |
query from excel to access - xlodbc.xla
Hi arzize
ADO is Microsofts' latest (not that new) component and usually recommended by those that recommend things of that nature. If you need a sample, post the path to your DB and a table name and I'll post back. Good Luck TK "larzize" wrote: Excel vba docs document sql links to databases including access My goal is to query access (in sql) and analyse the result from vba (not publishing it in excel). I read about SQLopen() statements. I would like to try such. My vba does not recognise the sets of functions and I read that i need to load xlodbc.xla. I looked in most docs and sites for this add in and I cannot find it. I have therefore two questions: - can i find this xla? - should i use a DAO / ADO link instead? |
query from excel to access - xlodbc.xla
"larzize" wrote in ...
- can i find this xla? Try MSDN e.g. Excel 2002 Add-in: Open Database Connectivity: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=EN - should i use a DAO / ADO link instead? You'd get much more control (and complexity) if you did. Jamie. -- |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 06:28 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
ExcelBanter.com