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SQL code pivotting
Hello I've run my own pivot tables before; Find it easier to work with and for documentation. How do I handle multiple data ranges, as in Excel's wizard ? Is there a way to display the SQL for a table excel created ? Thanks Mike |
SQL code pivotting
To retrieve SQL from an external SQL query try...
sSQLTxt = Sheets("Sheet1").QueryTables(1).Sql Msgbox sSQLTxt To retrieve SQL from a pivot table using an external SQL query try... sSQL = Sheets("Sheet1").PivotTables("PivotTable1").Source Data sSQLTxt = sSQL(2) Msgbox sSQLTxt Hope that helps. :) -- Thx MSweetG222 "lab-guy" wrote: Hello I've run my own pivot tables before; Find it easier to work with and for documentation. How do I handle multiple data ranges, as in Excel's wizard ? Is there a way to display the SQL for a table excel created ? Thanks Mike |
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