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Posted by Andrew Gould on 31 March 2014
How to write macros in VBA to work with SQL Server, Access and other tables
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From: | Panner.m5 |
When: | 08 Mar 24 at 18:49 |
Hi Andrew,
Need your help on sql vba code to INNER JOIN 2 different workbooks and get those data to Thisworkbook.
Thanks in advance
From: | Andrew G |
When: | 12 Mar 24 at 07:10 |
Hi!
Yes, we have a video on that topic which you can see here https://www.wiseowl.co.uk/vba-macros/videos/vba-ado-net-recordsets/sql-excel-join-multiple-files/
I hope it helps!
From: | duggie |
When: | 30 Jul 19 at 12:47 |
The video shows how one can extract data from a database, be it Access or SQL Server MS and paste the results back into Excel using ADO.
Can you tell me if there is a similar technique to extracting data that is stored within SS Reporting Services?
Currently my users are essentially doing a "lookup" in SSRS. For example they manually copy the Customer Name field from Excel, then pastes it into a pre-created report in SSRS, clicks the refresh button in the report, which in turn refreshes its page to reveal customer's Nationality. This Nationality info is then copied manually and pasted back into Excel.
Can all the above steps be automated using VBA and if so, how might it be done?
Thanks
From: | Andrew G |
When: | 31 Jul 19 at 07:38 |
That sounds like quite a convoluted way to get the results! The SSRS report must be based on a query involving a parameter which accepts the customer name. If you know what that query looks like (or you can deduce it from what you know about your database) you can use the technique shown in the video to go straight to the source rather than attempting to interact with the report in a web browser.
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