How to import values from database to excel destination column

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I am looking to export values from database directly to excel to particular column since remaining column as formulas in it.

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I am looking to export values from database directly to excel to particular column since remaining column as formulas in it.

Posted 27-Feb-19 22:03pm

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Updated 27-Feb-19 23:25pm

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Richard MacCutchan 28-Feb-19 4:37am

Where exactly are you looking?

Maciej Los 28-Feb-19 5:09am

Good question!

Richard MacCutchan 28-Feb-19 5:12am

Or rather just as bad as the original. :)

Maciej Los 28-Feb-19 5:41am

:laugh:
There's a small difference between OP's question and yours, Richard. Your question is reasonable, when OP's question is not a question at all. It's a statement about what he/she is doing now... But what he wants, we can only guess...

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2019-02-27T23:26:00

The simplest way to achieve that via VBA code is to:
1. Create ADODB.Connection[^] to be able to connect to your database
2. Create ADODB.Recordset[^] to open it and grab/fetch data into it
3. Use Range.CopyFromRecordset[^] method in Excel to copy data from recordset object

In C# or VB.NET - the way to achieve that is bit different...

Without specific details, i can't help you more.