VBA Excel SQL Error "No Value Given for One or More Required Parameters"

SamDsouza

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Hello
Code adopted from below URL
https://analystcave.com/excel-using-sql-in-vba-on-excel-data/

Getting syntax error as per the above heading
when following query executed

SELECT [Sheet1$].[First Last], [Age], [Salary] FROM [Sheet1$] INNER JOIN [Sheet2$] ON [Sheet1$].[First Last]=[Sheet2$].[First Last]

getting error "No Value Given for One or More Required Parameters"

Can someone help me to correct the syntax for above SQL query ?

As this the first time implementing with SQL query

Thanks
SamD
 
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Hi, Sam

IIRC, that error is when a field name in the query is not found in the data.

Suggest you carefully check field headers "First Last", "Age", and, "Salary" match between the worksheets & the SQL.
For example, a trailing space like "Age " on the worksheet would be the sort of thing that gives mis-match, and then the error.

Also, if your "Sheet2" has similar field names, best to explicitly reference the source table you want to select. That is,
SELECT [Sheet1$].[First Last], [Sheet1$].[Age], [Sheet1$].[Salary]

regards, Fazza
 
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Thanks Fazza really appreciate your guidance. :). BTW can you suggest website or URL where i can refer to maximum SQL syntaxes.
 
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Maximum. That is done like this,

Code:
SELECT MAX(some field), other fields you want
FROM table
GROUP BY other fields you want

Order of fields in SQL doesn't matter, btw.

If you want to filter,
Code:
SELECT MAX(some field), other fields
FROM table
WHERE something = 'this one'
GROUP BY other fields

And if you want to select based on the maxima,
Code:
SELECT MAX(some field), other fields
FROM table
WHERE something = 'this one'
GROUP BY other fields
HAVING MAX(some field) > 1000

PS. I have no specific site recommendations for SQL syntax
 
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