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  1. 24 sie 2015 · I successfully get data using an SQL query. But now I want that query to be parameterized. So I wonder If it is possible to use a cell value (a spreadsheet cell) as a parameter for such a query. For example, for this query: select name from user where id=1.

  2. 14 mar 2018 · Right click on the value of your parameter and click "Drilldown". You will now have a Query that can be used as a variable from your sheet. go ahead and use it in your ODBC Query: let Source = Odbc.Query ("dsn=AS400", "select * from libm61.emleqpm1 where STN1 = '"&STN1"' ") in Source.

  3. When you query data in Excel, you might want to use an input value - a parameter - to specify something about the query. To do this, you create a parameter query in Microsoft Query: Parameters are used in the query’s WHERE clause – they always function as a filter for retrieved data.

  4. I have found that once the query is in Excel, you can go into the query parameters screen and edit it there without going into MS Query again. Just drop a ? where the criteria goes. Then go back into the connection properties screen and assign that parameter to a cell in the spreadsheet.

  5. I’ve done a fair amount of research around dynamic and parameterized queries, specifically around an Excel query parameter, as in trying to pass a parameter to a SQL query in Power Query. After much trial and error, I finally have found a solution that works.

  6. 28 kwi 2016 · How to Pass Parameters to SQL Queries – Method 1. I’m a big fan of query folding, and would encourage you to use it wherever possible. In order to do that, you should use the user interface to connect to the database and drive as many filter, sort and group by operations as you possibly can.

  7. 17 maj 2020 · Basically, we need to be able to generate (salesordernumber = '[SALES ORDER NUMBER]' and year(orderdate) = [SALES ORDER YEAR]) by each row we have in the Sales Order table. Add a new Custom column. In the formula box, write the condition (s) that should be in the final SQL statement.