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Try something similar to:
MyDate = Format(ActiveCell, "yyyy/mm/dd") -- Damon Longworth - Microsoft Excel MVP 2007 Excel / Access User Conference Cambridge, England - Nov 29 - Dec 1, 2007 2008 Excel / Access User Conference Sydney, Australia - Tentatively March 12-14, 2008 www.ExcelUserConference.com/ wrote in message ups.com... Hi, I'm trying to import data from a MS SQL 2005 server. But I'm having trouble with datetime: When I give the date hardcoded (e.g. 2007-11-10) for "MyDate" in the query it works fine. Stepping true code below gives the value "#10-11-2007#" for MyDate. Even after giving it a new NumberFormat This is what I got sofar: Dim MyDate Range("A1").Select Selection.NumberFormat = "yyyy/mm/dd" MyDate = ActiveCell With ActiveSheet.QueryTables.Add(Connection:= _ "ODBC;DSN=XXXX;UID=Productie;PWD=XXXXX;APP=Test;WS ID=;DATABASE=XXXX" _ , Destination:=Range("A2")) .CommandText = Array( _ "SELECT O.OrderId, O.DeliveryDate, O.SACity, FROM Orders O WHERE (O.DeliveryDate'MyDate') ) Any idee would be great, Giel |
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Hi,
I'm trying to import data from a MS SQL 2005 server. But I'm having trouble with datetime: When I give the date hardcoded (e.g. 2007-11-10) for "MyDate" in the query it works fine. Stepping true code below gives the value "#10-11-2007#" for MyDate. Even after giving it a new NumberFormat This is what I got sofar: Dim MyDate Range("A1").Select Selection.NumberFormat = "yyyy/mm/dd" MyDate = ActiveCell With ActiveSheet.QueryTables.Add(Connection:= _ "ODBC;DSN=XXXX;UID=Productie;PWD=XXXXX;APP=Test;WS ID=;DATABASE=XXXX" _ , Destination:=Range("A2")) .CommandText = Array( _ "SELECT O.OrderId, O.DeliveryDate, O.SACity, FROM Orders O WHERE (O.DeliveryDate'MyDate') ) Any idee would be great, Giel |
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Sorry, this is not working
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On 13 nov, 14:44, "
wrote: Sorry, this is not working Regards Giel I have changed MyDate into a Double This gives the proper value when stepping through the code. But it does not give the value to MyDate in the Query. Is there a way to solve this? Giel |
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On 13 nov, 15:02, "
wrote: On 13 nov, 14:44, " wrote: Sorry, this is not working Regards Giel I have changed MyDate into a Double This gives the proper value when stepping through the code. But it does not give the value to MyDate in the Query. Is there a way to solve this? Giel After a little search I found the trick: '" & MyDate & "' Now it works fine |
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