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how to format a date to be used in sqlstring in excel 2007- contd
Thanks, but how would you format the field and use it in sqlstring ??
Dim a as String Dim b as String a = Range("A1").Select b = Range("A2").Select (A1 contains 12/1/2006 and A contains 12/31/2006) Is it this?? sqlstring = sqlstring #a#,#b# Thanks in advance. In any case I am getting an error. Any help is much appreciated. Seems to me that whenever I have to deal with dates I have to use # before and after the date. This may not be the case for you at all, but I'd try: sqlstring = sqlstring & #12/1/2006# ,#12/31/2006# "ragup001" wrote: I have a startdate in cell a1 as 12/1/2006 and enddate in cell a2 as 12/31/2006. These are used as parameters for a sqlstring in excel 2007. sqlstring = sqlstring & '12/1/2006' ,'12/31/2006' Excel gives me a run-time error '1004' : SQL syntax error. Can someone please tell me how to format the dates?? Thanks, Ragup |
how to format a date to be used in sqlstring in excel 2007- contd
Hi,
it depends on the database. MS Access uses the syntax # <date # as date literal. For most database you can enclose the date in single quote: SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE invoiceDate = '12/1/2006' eg: dim sql as string Dim strDate as String strDate = Range("A1").Text sql = "SELECT ... FROM .... WHERE InvoiceDate = '" & strDate & "'" -- Regards, Sébastien <http://www.ondemandanalysis.com <http://www.ready-reports.com "ragup001" wrote: Thanks, but how would you format the field and use it in sqlstring ?? Dim a as String Dim b as String a = Range("A1").Select b = Range("A2").Select (A1 contains 12/1/2006 and A contains 12/31/2006) Is it this?? sqlstring = sqlstring #a#,#b# Thanks in advance. In any case I am getting an error. Any help is much appreciated. Seems to me that whenever I have to deal with dates I have to use # before and after the date. This may not be the case for you at all, but I'd try: sqlstring = sqlstring & #12/1/2006# ,#12/31/2006# "ragup001" wrote: I have a startdate in cell a1 as 12/1/2006 and enddate in cell a2 as 12/31/2006. These are used as parameters for a sqlstring in excel 2007. sqlstring = sqlstring & '12/1/2006' ,'12/31/2006' Excel gives me a run-time error '1004' : SQL syntax error. Can someone please tell me how to format the dates?? Thanks, Ragup |
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