VBA : SQL Query results into multiple columns (columns are made up of merged cells)

dtwyford

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Good day!

I am looking to retrieve data from a SQL sever then place that data in multiple columns (if required).

I have an array of cells in the workbook. There are three columns. Each column is 8 rows deep. Each column is made up of 4 merged cells (for formatting consistency).

Column 1. W57:W64 Each "Cell" is 4 cells so position 1 is actually a merge of W57-Z57.
Column 2. AB57:AB64
Column 3 AG57:AJ64

SQL statement can return from 2 to 24 values.

I want the to be able to write the record set to fill column 1 - starting at W57, then continue in column 2 - starting at AB57, etc.

Your skilled help would be appreciated.
 

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