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Excel 2003. I have a module that grabs some data from an SQL database using
an ADODB connection. If I use the following in the SQL query, it returns no data: (WHERE INVOICENUMBER LIKE 'MS*') However, if I use the following, I get all the data I expect: (WHERE INVOICENUMBER='MS' AND INVOICENUMBER<='MS9999999999999') What am I doing wrong? How may I properly use the LIKE phrase? Thanks for any help. -- Dr. Doug Pruiett Good News Jail & Prison Ministry www.goodnewsjail.org |
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