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Retrieving data from Excel and store it into string variable
Hi NickHK, I have just get it working. The problem lies with the spreadsheet itself. You see, there are 900 records in there, and I am not the one that wrote all those data in. The point is, the data entry person did some mistakes, there are some fields which is emptied. It is also my mistakes not to check for empty fields, I will build in that function after this. Just wanna say thanx for your help along the way. And before I go, though that 2 method of creating RecordSet are different, they have the same result. It's like doing Dim MyName as String Dim MyNick$ Regards, marsulein -- marsulein ------------------------------------------------------------------------ marsulein's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=16064 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=275204 |
Retrieving data from Excel and store it into string variable
marsulein,
Whilst the 2 methods achieve the same goal, they are not the same as you indicate below. With CreateObject you are using late binding, but Set xx = New you are using early binding. If you have a reference to ADO library, you may as well use it and not suffer the late binding resolution time. NickHK "marsulein" wrote in message ... Hi NickHK, I have just get it working. The problem lies with the spreadsheet itself. You see, there are 900 records in there, and I am not the one that wrote all those data in. The point is, the data entry person did some mistakes, there are some fields which is emptied. It is also my mistakes not to check for empty fields, I will build in that function after this. Just wanna say thanx for your help along the way. And before I go, though that 2 method of creating RecordSet are different, they have the same result. It's like doing Dim MyName as String Dim MyNick$ Regards, marsulein -- marsulein ------------------------------------------------------------------------ marsulein's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=16064 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=275204 |
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