EXCEL FEED: Re: Re : [ExcelVBA] Help me here Please !!

Rabu, 02 April 2014

Re: Re : [ExcelVBA] Help me here Please !!

This does not have to be complicated. We do not need to see the schema.

Sub MakeDynamicSQL()

Const SQL As String = "select * from YourAccessTable"

Dim sWhereClause As String

Select Case Cells(1, 1).Text ' cell A1 contains Y or N

Case "Y": sWhereClause = " where Med_D = 'Y'"

Case "N": sWhereClause = " where Med_D in ('Y','N')"

Case Else: MsgBox "error": Exit Sub

End Select

Debug.Print SQL & sWhereClause ' send this to Access

End Sub

Best Regards

Derek Turner

England

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From: "cauvin_stephane@yahoo.fr" <cauvin_stephane@yahoo.fr>
To: ExcelVBA@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, 2 April 2014, 14:40
Subject: Re : [ExcelVBA] Help me here Please !!

Hello ,

Better to send us the sql query code associated with your problem

And the description of fields composed in your access table

Because somethins don t match => in this case test to add a new fied
Containing the same data to join y and y instead of your difficult mapping in code

IIF

You can afford thid kind of deormalized schema structure of tables
Because room seems not to be the problem at all

Hand => Have a nice day

more comprehensive like this other

ii => isn t it

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From: Satheesh Kumar <satheesh_it47@yahoo.com>;
To: <ExcelVBA@yahoogroups.com>;
Subject: [ExcelVBA] Help me here Please !!
Sent: Wed, Apr 2, 2014 10:50:35 AM

Hi Everyone,

In My project, we connecting to MS Access from MS Excel, in excel we have one dropdown (medd) with Yes or No values. At the same time, in MS Access, we have column Med_D with Y or N values.
So, if the user selects 'Yes' from the dropdown, then it should fetch the MS Access rows where Med_D = Y. If the user selects 'No' from the dropdown, then it should fetch the MS Access rows where Med_D in ('Y','N').
I want to check this condition in a single query, we cant use CASE in Access, tried IIF & Switch but I got failed.

Thanks
Satheesh Kumar S

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