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Querying a range from within excel
Hi,
Wondering if anyone can advise how to query a named range within an excel spreadsheet. ie rather than query an external datasource I would like to have a table in excel that is named by a range and then query the range using criteria to return a sub set of records. I would prefer not to do this using pivot tables, unless there is a way to turn off the GUI interface to pivot tables. Thanks -- David Wright |
Querying a range from within excel
You can use the ADO Excel driver. Plenty of examples if you google this
newsgroup or the web. Tim -- Tim Williams Palo Alto, CA "David Wright" wrote in message ... Hi, Wondering if anyone can advise how to query a named range within an excel spreadsheet. ie rather than query an external datasource I would like to have a table in excel that is named by a range and then query the range using criteria to return a sub set of records. I would prefer not to do this using pivot tables, unless there is a way to turn off the GUI interface to pivot tables. Thanks -- David Wright |
Querying a range from within excel
Just in case you are not awa
If you do it with code, there is no GUI interface. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "David Wright" wrote in message ... Hi, Wondering if anyone can advise how to query a named range within an excel spreadsheet. ie rather than query an external datasource I would like to have a table in excel that is named by a range and then query the range using criteria to return a sub set of records. I would prefer not to do this using pivot tables, unless there is a way to turn off the GUI interface to pivot tables. Thanks -- David Wright |
Querying a range from within excel
also, you can fetch a subset of records (even of fields) using the Advanced
Filter. (manual or a single command in code). Debra Dalgleish http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html Look under A -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "David Wright" wrote in message ... Hi, Wondering if anyone can advise how to query a named range within an excel spreadsheet. ie rather than query an external datasource I would like to have a table in excel that is named by a range and then query the range using criteria to return a sub set of records. I would prefer not to do this using pivot tables, unless there is a way to turn off the GUI interface to pivot tables. Thanks -- David Wright |
Querying a range from within excel
Tom, Thanks for your reply which was very helpful which together with
together with Tim's help has got me on my way. -- David Wright "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Just in case you are not awa If you do it with code, there is no GUI interface. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "David Wright" wrote in message ... Hi, Wondering if anyone can advise how to query a named range within an excel spreadsheet. ie rather than query an external datasource I would like to have a table in excel that is named by a range and then query the range using criteria to return a sub set of records. I would prefer not to do this using pivot tables, unless there is a way to turn off the GUI interface to pivot tables. Thanks -- David Wright |
Querying a range from within excel
Tim, Thanks for your reply which was very helpful which together with
together with Tom's help has got me on my way. -- David Wright "Tim Williams" wrote: You can use the ADO Excel driver. Plenty of examples if you google this newsgroup or the web. Tim -- Tim Williams Palo Alto, CA "David Wright" wrote in message ... Hi, Wondering if anyone can advise how to query a named range within an excel spreadsheet. ie rather than query an external datasource I would like to have a table in excel that is named by a range and then query the range using criteria to return a sub set of records. I would prefer not to do this using pivot tables, unless there is a way to turn off the GUI interface to pivot tables. Thanks -- David Wright |
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