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Default Using VBA to pull data from SQL server based on cell contents

Hello.
I'm trying to figure out exactly how to use VBA to look at the contents of a
cell, then query a SQL server using that data and return results to several
other cells.

My server name is Goober and the table I want to pull the data from is Jeff.
In ODBC, I have the Server connection called Testing

basically I need to look at the contents of cell A1, and then run a
statement that does the following:
Output to cell A2 the results of the SQL query
select CreatedDate from Goober..Jeff where InvoiceNumber = (Cell A1)
Output to cell A3 the results of the SQL query
select CreatedByUser from Goober..Jeff where InvoiceNumber = (Cell A1)

I'm well versed in SQL, but I am a VBA novice, so I don't know how to set up
my connections (with VBA code) or what the difference is between ADO and DAO,
so could you please include that in your answer? Also, I'd need to know if I
need to set any References.

Thanks!
Ken
 
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