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Conditional MS Query
Currently I have two seperate MSQueries on seperate sheets, each pull
seperate info. The first collects all the stock info and the second collects all the receipt info pertaining to a particular receipt referance. Is is possible and if so how do I get query two to run and then run query one on the output of query two, hense reducing the amount of data pulled from the system and increaseing the speed of the reports. Thanks in advance Dean |
Conditional MS Query
Try this:
After running Query2, select the destination sheet for Query1. DataImport External DataNew Database Query Use Excel files Select the current file that you are in Select the query2 data range (Possibly named something like `Sheet2$Query2_from_Excel_Files`) Then just continue building the query like normal. Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "Dean" wrote: Currently I have two seperate MSQueries on seperate sheets, each pull seperate info. The first collects all the stock info and the second collects all the receipt info pertaining to a particular receipt referance. Is is possible and if so how do I get query two to run and then run query one on the output of query two, hense reducing the amount of data pulled from the system and increaseing the speed of the reports. Thanks in advance Dean |
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