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Order of columns in Workbook Connections
I am using a workbook connection to pull data from a sql source into a
worksheet. Is there any way to define what order the columns are ordered in the resulting array? I'd like to be able to put my primary key in the leftmost column ("A") so I can lokup data using that key in a VLOOKUP function. Thanks! -- Adam Aronson FullCity Consulting Inc. Certified FileMaker Developer Platinum FileMaker Business Alliance Members 2007 FileMaker Partner of The Year |
Order of columns in Workbook Connections
You could always use the versatile index/match to look up on any col, and
return any other col to the left/right of the match col Try Debra's nice coverage on INDEX/MATCH at her: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions03.html INDEX/MATCH There's also some sample workbooks available for d/l & study -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:16,400 Files:356 Subscribers:53 xdemechanik --- "FullCity Consulting Inc." wrote: I am using a workbook connection to pull data from a sql source into a worksheet. Is there any way to define what order the columns are ordered in the resulting array? I'd like to be able to put my primary key in the leftmost column ("A") so I can lokup data using that key in a VLOOKUP function. Thanks! -- Adam Aronson FullCity Consulting Inc. Certified FileMaker Developer Platinum FileMaker Business Alliance Members 2007 FileMaker Partner of The Year |
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