ADODB connection and SELECT records from a store worksheet range syntax question

harry96794

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I am trying to ADODB to obtain a recordset whereby I select records with the following select statement:

.Open "SELECT STORE , CASESSTANDARD , CASES9LTR , PCODE , SALE, SDATE FROM " & TableName & " WHERE [STORE] = " & CStr(wsi.Cells(3, 6).Text) & " AND [PCODE] = '" & wsi.Range("A:A").Value & "'", cn, , , adCmdText

This code works perfectly fine up to the & " AND [PCODE] and on portion.

I am trying to select records from an access db where the PCODE field only pulls in records whereby pcode is one of the codes listed on my wsi sheet in column A.

Any way to do this?
 

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