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Old May 15th, 2007, 01:22 PM
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yes ... as long as table name is worksheet name, and you have column headings. it's as if it's a regular database.
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Great. Thanks for the help

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Anybody know if you can sort by multiple criteria?

Here is code from a project I'm working on for a employee list by department.

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strSQL = "SELECT * from photorange ORDER BY [Department]"


I would like to order first by department, then by last name similar to what Excel will do with a data sort with multiple criteria. How would I do this?

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just add the additional sort options at the end
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strSQL = "SELECT * from photorange ORDER BY [Department], [LastName]"
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That was easy. Thanks!

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Small tip for people reading over this this line of code

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strSQL = "SELECT * FROM A2:Q10000"


Is where you can change the tables cords depending on how many rows you have in your excel spreadsheet allowing you to have more rows or collumns.

A2:Q10000
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