$$Excel-Macros$$ Re: Introduce Yourself !!

[Manju Keerthi]

Hi,

I am a beginner in excel i need your help to solve the following scenario i 
need to create a macro which should does the bellow thing

*If user enter the value in Column A, a drop down list needs to create 
automatically in Column B *

*Else No drop down required and once the user start entering data in column 
A macro needs to run automatically.*



Thanks in advance

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Update / Insert SQL Table from Excel Sheet

[Paul Schreiner]

That's really a pretty vague request.
It's like stopping to ask for directions and saying:"I'm trying to drive 
somewhere, how do I get there?"
All we really know is:- You have Excel- You want to copy it to a database. 
The fact is:  SQL isn't a "database", it's a LANGUAGE(Structured Query 
Language)A language used to write to databases like Oracle, Ingres, SQLServer 
and even Microsoft Access.
So: you don't "write to SQL", you instead write SQL statements that write to a 
table in a database.
To write to a table in a database, you have to have Excel connect to the 
database(and provide valid authentication)then you have to know the name of the 
tables, table structure, and any constraints before you can generate the SQL 
commands to write to the database.
A database server like Oracle or SQLserver can have multiple databases.
In my company, we have two Oracle servers.One for Development and one for 
Production.On each server, there are 10 separate databases.I have write access 
to two of them, and Read-Only access to three others.One of the databases I use 
consists of 262 tables.
The databases do not share data between each other.
All that being said:There are MANY approaches to writing Excel data to an 
external database.In some cases, you can connect an Excel table to a database 
table directly.In other cases, you must understand SQL as well as VBA in order 
to use VBA to write the SQL statement and execute it.
So: taking on this task as someone "new to VBA" is pretty huge if you're not 
already well versed in SQL and your specific database.
Before any of us could begin help, we'd need to know more of your 
situation.What database "engine" are you using?have you connected Excel to it 
previously?Do you know anything about SQL or any other type of programming?

Paul-
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On Friday, August 26, 2016 2:24 AM, ALL IS WELL HELP ME 
 wrote:
 

 Dear Friends,
I'm New to excel VBA, I'm trying to update/insert Sql Table from Excel.
That is whenever i insert or update Excel Table it should automatically 
update/insert to SQL.
Thanks,7092063444 -- 
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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Fetching Data from excel based on current date

[Emamuddin Shah]

Thanks Paul, it worked.

On Thursday, August 4, 2016 at 6:19:20 PM UTC+5:30, Paul Schreiner wrote:
>
> Mr. Emamuddin,
>  I'd be glad to help you with this.
> I think there's quite a bit I can do to streamline this macro.
> I've spent quite some time trying to create a sample file to try to follow 
> what your macro does,
> but since I don't know what your data actually represents, I'm having 
> trouble following.
>
> for one thing, I'd recommend you move the IF() test in your nested loops.
> Executing:
> For i = 1 To lr
> For j = 1 To mydcnt
> For k = 1 To mycellnum
> For m = 1 To 6
> For n = 3 To 9
>
> THEN testing to see if the value in the "X" column is the required date 
> means that if you have 1000 records, 10 of which are the current date, then
> you will be checking EACH row 21,600 times, and since you're processing 
> 1000 rows, that's over 21 MILLION IF() tests.
>
> Even when you FIND a row with a matching date, you're STILL duplicating it 
> 21,600 times!
>
> So, I'd put the IF() test right after the 
>   For i = 1 To lr
> line so that it skips the other tests if the date doesn't match.
>
> Could you send me a copy of your file so that I can try to follow what the 
> macro does?
>
> *Paul*
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> On Thursday, August 4, 2016 5:45 AM, Emamuddin Shah  > wrote:
>
>
>
>
> Hello All,
>
> iam an intermediate user of VBA i love to automate, 
> iam struck in on of my code when iam using to fetch data from my excel 
> sheet based on todays date and same thing copied after last rows.
> it is working but in last all copied cells goes empty..
>
> here is my code please suggest.
>
>
> Sub todayinterview()
>
> Dim lr As Long
> Dim myrow() As Variant
> Dim mydata() As Variant
>
> With ActiveSheet
>lr = .Cells(.Rows.count, "A").End(xlUp).Row
> End With
>
> Cells(lr + 2, 3) = "=countif(x:x,Today())"
> ' (this is to count how many occurrence of today's date)
>
> mydcnt = Cells(lr + 2, 3).Value 
>
> mycellnum = mydcnt * 6'  if there is 2 rows with todays date and i 
> need data from 6 coloumns than mydcnt*6
>
> ReDim myrow(mydcnt)
> ReDim mydata(mycellnum)
>
> Dim mycol(1 To 6) As Variant
> 'For a = 1 To 6
>  '  this is to get only specific data from row
>
> mycol(1) = 3
> mycol(2) = 4
> mycol(3) = 5
> mycol(4) = 6
> mycol(5) = 24
> mycol(6) = 25
>
> '(also please help to cycle this array after last number reached)
>
>
>
> For i = 1 To lr
> For j = 1 To mydcnt
> For k = 1 To mycellnum
> For m = 1 To 6
> For n = 3 To 9
>
>
> If Cells(i, 24) = Date Then
> myrow(j) = Cells(i, 24).Row
> 'MsgBox myrow(j)
> mydata(k) = Cells(myrow(j), mycol(m))
> Cells(lr + 7, n) = mydata(k)
> Cells(lr + 3 + j, 3) = myrow(j)
>
> 'MsgBox mydata(k)
> End If
>
>
> Next n
> Next m
> Next k
> Next j
> Next i
>
>
> 'For n = 1 To mycellnum
>
> 'Cells(lr + 7, n) = mydata(n)
>
> 'Next n
>
> MsgBox mydata(4)
>
> End Sub
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$$Excel-Macros$$ Update / Insert SQL Table from Excel Sheet

[ALL IS WELL HELP ME]

Dear Friends,

I'm New to excel VBA, I'm trying to update/insert Sql Table from Excel.

That is whenever i insert or update Excel Table it should automatically
update/insert to SQL.

Thanks,
7092063444

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Sumif multiple column

[Deepak Rawat]

thanks a ton!

On Fri, Aug 26, 2016 at 11:24 AM, 'ravinder negi' via MS EXCEL AND VBA
MACROS  wrote:

> PFA
>
>
> On Friday, August 26, 2016 10:52 AM, Deepak Rawat 
> wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Need sumif function to sum multiple columns
>
> sample excel attached.
>
> Regards,
> Deepak
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