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using SQL against Excel tables
How can I just use SQL against tables right in Excel? Why won't something
like this work? Why would I have to open up a channel when I just want to work with an excel table? Dim Querystring As String Dim DatabaseName As String DatabaseName = "testtable" QueryString = "SELECT * FROM testtable.field_three WHERE (testtable.field_one="yes")" Chan = SQLOpen(DNS??& testtable) SQLExecQuery Chan, Querystring Set Output = Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1") SQLRetrieve Chan, Output, , , True SQLClose Chan End Sub -- Please contact me by email if you have an answer to this question. I appreciate it. |
using SQL against Excel tables
Have a look at my reply in this thread:
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/mic...7bc1fa333007ec RBS "TAD from DBL" .(donotspam) wrote in message ... How can I just use SQL against tables right in Excel? Why won't something like this work? Why would I have to open up a channel when I just want to work with an excel table? Dim Querystring As String Dim DatabaseName As String DatabaseName = "testtable" QueryString = "SELECT * FROM testtable.field_three WHERE (testtable.field_one="yes")" Chan = SQLOpen(DNS??& testtable) SQLExecQuery Chan, Querystring Set Output = Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1") SQLRetrieve Chan, Output, , , True SQLClose Chan End Sub -- Please contact me by email if you have an answer to this question. I appreciate it. |
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