How to keep a set of Excel ranges in sync with a set of database tables

markns

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Hi folks,

I'm trying to find the best/least-kludgey way to keep a set of Excel ranges in sync with a set of database tables (can be SQL server or MySQL)

Here are the requirements:
  • It must be a one way sync, Excel -> database
  • It doesn't have to be an immediate sync, for example a macro running every 5 minutes is fine. But it should happen automatically, without a user clicking a button.
  • The state of the Excel table should completely replace the state of the database table, including inserts, updates and deletes.
  • There are multiple tables that need to be synced, so something reasonably generic.
Things I've considered:
Sadly nothing seems perfect. Is there anything I'm missing perhaps? Any advice gratefully received.
 

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Hi, I was having a similar requirement, wanted one way sync from excel sheet to a central MS SQL db table and all updates to be pushed in a timely fashion to keep the SQL table updated. I failed to find a reliable solution and finally had to develop it myself. I think you can use it too. Let me know if interested.
 
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Hi, I was having a similar requirement, wanted one way sync from excel sheet to a central MS SQL db table and all updates to be pushed in a timely fashion to keep the SQL table updated. I failed to find a reliable solution and finally had to develop it myself. I think you can use it too. Let me know if interested.
Hello Anshipa, I am interested in pointers on your solution
 
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