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UPDATE through a QueryTable? Or?
I do a lot of SQL processing using Excel as a UI that user's are
familiar with. In the past I used ADO in VBA to do most of this work, but I found that this would cause errors on the Mac because they don't have ADO. So now I use QueryTables instead - they still might not work, but at least you can open the sheet without all sorts of errors. Anyway, I've just written a query that pulls data from two systems. I then run some basic formulas on the results. Now I need to upload the results back to one of the two. Is there any reason I can't use a QueryTable for this? I realize this is a bit of abuse of the API, but is there any real problem I need to know about? |
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