Excel vlookup incorporating SQL table

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旧时难觅i 2020-12-15 01:53

I have an Excel spreadsheet which I use to calculate the cost of a product we sell, (happens to be car insurance). This product is calculated based on various pieces of inf

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  •  遥遥无期
    2020-12-15 02:36

    Good news is you can do this without VBA, quite a few steps though as follows:

    1 . First add a new sheet, call this something meaningful like PoscodeLookup.

    2 . Next go to Data and select Other Sources and Microsoft Query:

    Microsoft Query

    3 . Next select (or create) an ODBC data source that can connect you to your database asd select this (you may need to enter user/pass).

    4 . The query designer will ask you to select a table, just click close.

    Click Close

    5 . Next select the SQL button:

    SQL button

    6 . Now enter the SQL query to get the single value you need, using an example postcode eg:

    SELECT TOP 1 [Value] FROM [MyTable] WHERE [Postcode] = 'AB12 1AA';
    

    7 . Now hit OK and OK which should return a single value in the window.

    8 . Click on Return data in the toolbar:

    Return data

    9 . Now back in Excel hit properties in the prompt:

    Properties prompt

    10 . Now change the post code you entered into a ? in the definition tab:

    Edit Query

    11 . Hit OK and OK again and it will prompt for a value, enter a valid postcode and hit enter, this should now give you the value you want in cell A1.

    12 . Now click in the cell A1 and go to Data > Properties then Connection properties:

    Properties

    Connection properties

    13 . Now in the definition tab you have a Parameters button at the bottom, in here you can fill out as below:

    Parameters

    Note, the target cell is the cell where you enter the postcode, tick the refresh box if you want this to re-run the query when the post code changes.

    That should be it, let me know if it doesn't work.

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