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Update database from ODBC query (or another method)
I am able to to pull data into Excel via ODBC query.
My question is: can I edit it? I am able to edit the data via Access and linking the table but I cannot see a way of doing this in Excel. Any suggestions? Thanks Richard |
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Update database from ODBC query (or another method)
Rather than using a SELECT SQL statement you need to use an UPDATE one - the
link here should help: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../ms177523.aspx Don't be put off by how complex it looks - the examples at the bottom should help. As a rough idea, if you have a table with two fields, you can update field one based on the value of field 2 with a statement as follows: UPDATE table1 SET field1 = 'New field 1 value' WHERE field2 = 'field 2 criterion' Sam "Richard Edwards" wrote: I am able to to pull data into Excel via ODBC query. My question is: can I edit it? I am able to edit the data via Access and linking the table but I cannot see a way of doing this in Excel. Any suggestions? Thanks Richard |
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Update database from ODBC query (or another method)
Ahhhh...
Can this be done within MS Query by updating the SQL? "Sam Wilson" wrote in message ... Rather than using a SELECT SQL statement you need to use an UPDATE one - the link here should help: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../ms177523.aspx Don't be put off by how complex it looks - the examples at the bottom should help. As a rough idea, if you have a table with two fields, you can update field one based on the value of field 2 with a statement as follows: UPDATE table1 SET field1 = 'New field 1 value' WHERE field2 = 'field 2 criterion' Sam "Richard Edwards" wrote: I am able to to pull data into Excel via ODBC query. My question is: can I edit it? I am able to edit the data via Access and linking the table but I cannot see a way of doing this in Excel. Any suggestions? Thanks Richard |
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Update database from ODBC query (or another method)
Not that I know of - I don't think MSQuery is that clever.
"Richard Edwards" wrote: Ahhhh... Can this be done within MS Query by updating the SQL? "Sam Wilson" wrote in message ... Rather than using a SELECT SQL statement you need to use an UPDATE one - the link here should help: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../ms177523.aspx Don't be put off by how complex it looks - the examples at the bottom should help. As a rough idea, if you have a table with two fields, you can update field one based on the value of field 2 with a statement as follows: UPDATE table1 SET field1 = 'New field 1 value' WHERE field2 = 'field 2 criterion' Sam "Richard Edwards" wrote: I am able to to pull data into Excel via ODBC query. My question is: can I edit it? I am able to edit the data via Access and linking the table but I cannot see a way of doing this in Excel. Any suggestions? Thanks Richard |
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Update database from ODBC query (or another method)
ok. Thanks very much.
"Sam Wilson" wrote in message ... Not that I know of - I don't think MSQuery is that clever. "Richard Edwards" wrote: Ahhhh... Can this be done within MS Query by updating the SQL? "Sam Wilson" wrote in message ... Rather than using a SELECT SQL statement you need to use an UPDATE one - the link here should help: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../ms177523.aspx Don't be put off by how complex it looks - the examples at the bottom should help. As a rough idea, if you have a table with two fields, you can update field one based on the value of field 2 with a statement as follows: UPDATE table1 SET field1 = 'New field 1 value' WHERE field2 = 'field 2 criterion' Sam "Richard Edwards" wrote: I am able to to pull data into Excel via ODBC query. My question is: can I edit it? I am able to edit the data via Access and linking the table but I cannot see a way of doing this in Excel. Any suggestions? Thanks Richard |
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