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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. 8 maj 2020 · params = Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="params"]}[Content], code = params{0}[value], Use this in your SQL query: select * from DB.AccountAssignments where Company_Code = code

  3. 14 mar 2018 · Use the "Value" column as Values. make sure that you expand the "Advanced options" tab and select "Don't Aggregate" as "Aggregate Value Function". At this point, you will now have different columns with the parameter name as the column name. Right click the "Parameters" query and click "Reference"

  4. 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. Here’s the quick and easy way to do this and harness the power of query folding.

  5. Parameters can be used in any query step. In addition to functioning as a data filter, parameters can be used to specify such things as a file path or a server name. Parameters don’t prompt for input. Instead, you can quickly change their value using Power Query. You can even store and retrieve the values from cells in Excel.

  6. 17 maj 2020 · We’ll achieve this by writing a dynamic SQL statement that will build the WHERE conditions based on the list of values that we will have in the Requested Sales Orders table. Build dynamic WHERE conditions

  7. 7 gru 2020 · I know how to pass an Excel cell value as a parameter to filter a table within Power Query. But we are working with big datasets, so I would like to apply the filter before the data is loaded. In this simple example I would like to replace ib240.cdstatus = ‘O’ by ib240.cdstatus = MyParameter.