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Extracting Data from Access dB to Excel, using VBA
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I somehow thought you were talking about spaces in the table name. RBS "RB Smissaert" wrote in message ... Just a quick guess, but try this: sSelectString = "SELECT * FROM [" & sTableName & "];" instead of: sSelectString = "SELECT * FROM " & sTableName & ";" RBS "Clarkyboy420" wrote in message ... Hi All, Firstly, I'm an amateur on a steep learning curve, so please excuse me if some of my terminology/understanding is incomplete. I have found a VBA procedure which will extract entire tables from a db to a grid array in an excel spreadsheet. The procedure relies on two cell values, one identifies the database path, the other identifies the required table. When the procedure is run, it evaluates the two values and returns the specified table in its entirety. The problem I am having is that it works perfectly for tables that have no 'dead-space', ie blank fields, however, if there is even one blank field/cell in the db table, then the VBA procedure fails to return any data whatsoever. I have been led to believe that the issue is I need a 'null handling' section in my procedure, but have to admit I have no idea how to begin coding this at my present knowledge level. I would greatly appreciate any help with this one. Massive thanks in advance. Chris Clark Please find below my current procedure; Function GetInfoFromAccess( _ sDBFullName As String, _ sTableName As String) As Variant Dim vResult As Variant Dim oCN As ADODB.Connection, oRS As ADODB.Recordset ' open the database Set oCN = New ADODB.Connection Dim sCNString As String sCNString = "Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0; Data Source=" & _ sDBFullName & ";" oCN.Open sCNString Set oRS = New ADODB.Recordset With oRS ' all records Dim sSelectString As String sSelectString = "SELECT * FROM " & sTableName & ";" .Open sSelectString, oCN vResult = oRS.GetRows ' gets all the rows from the data returned End With ' close down recordset & connection oRS.Close Set oRS = Nothing oCN.Close Set oCN = Nothing GetInfoFromAccess = vResult End Function |
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