I have build a Excel report that draws data from a Access database, I know that access have some limitations but I’m hoping that you have some tips for me. I need to make a monthly overview of ex revenue and salary expense. So I connect to the database set a filter that draws the data from January for the selected project. For February I connect again set a different filter for February etc. So the small sample below have 6 diffrent connections to access
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So in no time I will get a lot of connections to Access (at least 120 connections for a single years report for one project) and then you can add at least 20 active project and then we would be talking 1200+ connections. As you might have guessed Excel / access will have none of this. And is breaking down after I add more that abouth 30 connections and try to copy it to an extra sheet.
So my question is there a better way of connecting to the database. The data I’m looking for is placed in one database file and 4 different tables and several fields come from the same table. So is there any way to connect to the database once and then getting multiple results out of it and still precenting the data as i need?
January | February | March | |
Revenue | 500 | 480 | 520 |
Salary | 300 | 280 | 320 |
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So in no time I will get a lot of connections to Access (at least 120 connections for a single years report for one project) and then you can add at least 20 active project and then we would be talking 1200+ connections. As you might have guessed Excel / access will have none of this. And is breaking down after I add more that abouth 30 connections and try to copy it to an extra sheet.
So my question is there a better way of connecting to the database. The data I’m looking for is placed in one database file and 4 different tables and several fields come from the same table. So is there any way to connect to the database once and then getting multiple results out of it and still precenting the data as i need?