Sql.request

pglufkin

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Related to an earlier question. Can the old function SQL.REQUEST be used in Excel 2013 somehow? If so, how can I get to it? The literature said that it was last operable in Version 2002, but seems to me may be turned on again for Excel 2013.
 

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Not sure, but you could try connecting to your database server via:

Data --> Get External Data --> From Other Sources --> From SQL Server

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