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I am trying to write an SQL query using parameters in an Excel Worksheet and then return the results to the current sheet ar cell B11. I have found it imposible to make it work in SQL so am trying to run it from VBA to pass the parameters. These are named cells StartDate and EndDate in...

I have a workbook with a bunch of different SQL queries that I'm trying to update simultaneously. All the queries are very similar I just need to change a number in 12 different ones. I’ve been going in to each one through Connections>properties>definition>commandtext<o:p></o:p> Rather than...

Long time reader, first time poster here. I'm working with a lot of files where the process could be sped up by simply importing the information, rather than typing it in by hand. Most of my source files consist of tables. Ex, an .xls with 15k rows/8 columns, a few .xsld around 20 rows/20...

Morning everyone I currently have a sheet which calculates our customers' spend sorted by customer then by rep then week. This bit is working fine, I use an MS Query to fetch in all the jobs we have done so far this year. This list is getting a bit large already (30000+ rows) and I can...

Hi, I'm not sure if I can clearly explain what I'm trying to do so please forgive me if I'm unclear, happy to clarify any points. Secondly, I don't know how to use any VB (not yet, I will learn!) I have a sheet in Workbook 1 that contains dates in column A, magazine title in column B and text...

The following code gives me the "Run-time error '9': Subscript out of range" error on the last line, but only the first time it is run in a blank workbook. mypath = [windows network path]<WINDOWS Path Network> myfile = [text file name]<FILENAME extention without> With...

Hey guys, I am working on an application for a monthly sports tournament that I run. There are three workbooks to this application: the Administration workbook, the Bracket workbook, and the Leaderboard workbook. I currently have a dual monitor setup (extended, not clone) with my laptop in...