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Is there a 'GetKeys' or equivalent?
I am fairly proficient in using SendKeys but would like to know if there is
an equivalent 'GetKeys' to enable me to: (a) extract data from an Oracle-based database which although in 'spreadsheet format' does not have cell references like A1 etc, and import/send to Excel (b)extract data in Tables from a company intranet page into Excel. Are either/both of these 2 processes possible? |
Is there a 'GetKeys' or equivalent?
Get=External Data
if you have ODBC driver for Oracle. In code you can use ADO. for a web, if it is a table, you can do a web query also at Get=External Data. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Zakynthos" wrote in message ... I am fairly proficient in using SendKeys but would like to know if there is an equivalent 'GetKeys' to enable me to: (a) extract data from an Oracle-based database which although in 'spreadsheet format' does not have cell references like A1 etc, and import/send to Excel (b)extract data in Tables from a company intranet page into Excel. Are either/both of these 2 processes possible? |
Is there a 'GetKeys' or equivalent?
Thanks for that!
I'm not sure I can go ahead and write a routine with Get= External Data and ADO. One or 2 examples would be much appreciated and may help clarify how I could proceed. Also with web queries to extract data from a web page table. Many thanks "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Get=External Data if you have ODBC driver for Oracle. In code you can use ADO. for a web, if it is a table, you can do a web query also at Get=External Data. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Zakynthos" wrote in message ... I am fairly proficient in using SendKeys but would like to know if there is an equivalent 'GetKeys' to enable me to: (a) extract data from an Oracle-based database which although in 'spreadsheet format' does not have cell references like A1 etc, and import/send to Excel (b)extract data in Tables from a company intranet page into Excel. Are either/both of these 2 processes possible? |
Is there a 'GetKeys' or equivalent?
Agree, couple of examples would be helpful.
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Get=External Data if you have ODBC driver for Oracle. In code you can use ADO. for a web, if it is a table, you can do a web query also at Get=External Data. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Zakynthos" wrote in message ... I am fairly proficient in using SendKeys but would like to know if there is an equivalent 'GetKeys' to enable me to: (a) extract data from an Oracle-based database which although in 'spreadsheet format' does not have cell references like A1 etc, and import/send to Excel (b)extract data in Tables from a company intranet page into Excel. Are either/both of these 2 processes possible? |
Is there a 'GetKeys' or equivalent?
I didn't say do both
for ADO http://tinyurl.com/8ctp7 for get external data, turn on the macro recorder while you do it manually. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Zakynthos" wrote in message ... Thanks for that! I'm not sure I can go ahead and write a routine with Get= External Data and ADO. One or 2 examples would be much appreciated and may help clarify how I could proceed. Also with web queries to extract data from a web page table. Many thanks "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Get=External Data if you have ODBC driver for Oracle. In code you can use ADO. for a web, if it is a table, you can do a web query also at Get=External Data. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Zakynthos" wrote in message ... I am fairly proficient in using SendKeys but would like to know if there is an equivalent 'GetKeys' to enable me to: (a) extract data from an Oracle-based database which although in 'spreadsheet format' does not have cell references like A1 etc, and import/send to Excel (b)extract data in Tables from a company intranet page into Excel. Are either/both of these 2 processes possible? |
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