When I Import Data (MS Query) into my spreadsheet is asks for destination
cell. Is it possible to extract this cell address from the MS Query object
after-the-fact?

Thanks
EM

The querry Name and Range becomes a defined Name on the worksheet. You can
view the range on the worksheet by going to menu and doing the following

File - Properties - Contents


Use this VBA code to see all names including querry name

For Each myname In ThisWorkbook.Names
MsgBox (myname.Name & " Range is : " & myname)
Next myname:

When I Import Data (MS Query) into my spreadsheet is asks for destination
cell. Is it possible to extract this cell address from the MS Query object
after-the-fact?

Thanks
EM

This almost gets me there but I will need a way to differentiate between the
named cells. Don't think there is a way to do that.

EM

"Joel" wrote:

The querry Name and Range becomes a defined Name on the worksheet. You can
view the range on the worksheet by going to menu and doing the following

File - Properties - Contents


Use this VBA code to see all names including querry name

For Each myname In ThisWorkbook.Names
MsgBox (myname.Name & " Range is : " & myname)
Next myname:

When I Import Data (MS Query) into my spreadsheet is asks for destination
cell. Is it possible to extract this cell address from the MS Query object
after-the-fact?

Thanks
EM

Dim rng as range
set rng = ActiveSheet.QueryTables(1).ResultRange
msgbox rng.Cells(1, 1).Address

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Tim Zych
SF, CA

"ExcelMonkey" wrote in message
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When I Import Data (MS Query) into my spreadsheet is asks for destination
cell. Is it possible to extract this cell address from the MS Query
object
after-the-fact?

Thanks
EM