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Multiple Prompts
Is there a way to prompt the user for mulitple criteria for a query in Excel.
For instance, we want to prompt the user to enter a series of zipcodes and use the list for the query. Thank you. |
Multiple Prompts
Untested, but I would think You would concatenate a string of zipcodes into an sql string like below (partial) v = "22032,63124,22334,55444" .. . . " . . . where tablename.zip In (" & v & "), . . . " obviously you could prompt with in input box. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "jberv534" wrote: Is there a way to prompt the user for mulitple criteria for a query in Excel. For instance, we want to prompt the user to enter a series of zipcodes and use the list for the query. Thank you. |
Multiple Prompts
The input prompt did not recognize the entry. Thanks for the help, anway.
"jberv534" wrote: Is there a way to prompt the user for mulitple criteria for a query in Excel. For instance, we want to prompt the user to enter a series of zipcodes and use the list for the query. Thank you. |
Multiple Prompts
The input prompt did not recognize the entry.
What does that mean? -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "jberv534" wrote: The input prompt did not recognize the entry. Thanks for the help, anway. "jberv534" wrote: Is there a way to prompt the user for mulitple criteria for a query in Excel. For instance, we want to prompt the user to enter a series of zipcodes and use the list for the query. Thank you. |
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