sql queries

  1. J

    SQL password on Query

    Hi All I am working on a workbook that get data from a Microsoft Query (The query gets info from a SQL server). When i run the Query a popup appears that requires a password Is there a way to Skip the password or a "macro" that can enter the password without "User" input??
  2. K

    Remove ODBC links to Sage SQL Server

    I have a large spreadsheet (~100 tabs) that gets data from an SQL server using SQL queries. I am about to run a Year-End on Sage (for the first time) and am concerned that this will screw-up the data in the spreadsheet. I know that I can open each Tab in turn & unlink, or Copy/Paste...
  3. J

    SQL Queries in Excel

    I have the following seven Access queries that I need to convert into an Excel macro because there is not a lot of data in the two source tables and my coworkers are more comfortable working in Excel than Access. I am not sure of how to write the VBA around these SQL queries so that it will run...

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