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Getting SQL data into Excel
Can anyone give me a simple way of providing third parties with an
excel spreadsheet with command buttons that would pull in data from stored procedures in my online sql database, with the connection properties "hard coded" so that they cannot see them - ie I don't want to give them the user name and password to set up ODBC or let them see the code that connects and runs the sproc? |
Getting SQL data into Excel
response in your previous post.
tim "NeilR" wrote in message ups.com... Can anyone give me a simple way of providing third parties with an excel spreadsheet with command buttons that would pull in data from stored procedures in my online sql database, with the connection properties "hard coded" so that they cannot see them - ie I don't want to give them the user name and password to set up ODBC or let them see the code that connects and runs the sproc? |
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