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  1. 19 lut 2014 · With that done, you can create a dummy table(s) in your Excel file that can take parameters provided by the user and feed them into Power Query to filter the number of rows; for example here I used for start and end dates.

  2. 3 mar 2010 · The code for this was: [vba] Dim strPath1, strPath2, strPath3 as string. strPath1 = """C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe""". strPath2 = "/A page=13=OpenActions"". strPath3 = "C:\DocumentA.pdf". Shell strPath1 & " " & strPath2 & " " & strPath3, vbNormalFocus. [/vba] This worked like a charm.

  3. It lets you do SQL operations on anything that is marked as a table inside Excel. You can query across workbooks, and also use tables from an external database (SQL Server/Sqlite/Postgres/Access/MySql) in the same query.

  4. 16 sty 2015 · StartDate = Sheets ("COMBINED Totals").Range ("K1").Value 'Pass value from cell K1 to StartDate variable. EndDate = Sheets ("COMBINED Totals").Range ("K2").Value 'Pass value from cell K2 to SellEndDate variable. 'Pass the Parameters values to the Stored Procedure used in the Data Connection.

  5. 10 paź 2017 · I've done a couple of things with detecting runtime command line arguments passed to Excel. Things like detecting whether or not Excel was opened directly or from double clicking an Excel file. And detecting any additional arguments passed to Excel when Excel is started up.

  6. 17 sty 2024 · Using command line parameters in Microsoft Excel can open up a world of possibilities for automating tasks, customizing your experience, and more. By leveraging these parameters, you can instruct Excel to start with a specific workbook, execute a macro upon opening, or even run in a restricted mode.

  7. 29 lis 2019 · I'm trying to open all appropriate PDFs found in the same directory as my Excel workbook using VBA. I've added the Adobe Acrobat xx.x Type Library reference to the project. But when I try to create the .App object I get a "Run-time error '429':" error.

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