#sql

  1. S

    what syntax can I use for "cd.PlanID = (('0549'),('0545'))". I want this 2 plans data only.

    from reports.dbo.Datamart_ClaimDetails cd LEFT OUTER JOIN Reports.dbo.vwPlan as pd on cd.PlanID=pd.PlanID where apptdate between '07/01/2016' and '4/30/2017' and cd.PlanID = (('0549'),('0545')) It gives me a syntax error at cd.planID= (('0549'),('0545'))
  2. bfreescott

    Need help using ADO to return a range of values

    Below is a function into which I pass a filename with it's full path and a sheet name. I have used this function successfully with a named range in the past, but not with a sheet name and explicit range. It is not opening the recordset. When I use the immediate window to determine...

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