Do you need this to be a macro? Or are you able to use a vlookup in column I on Sheet 1?
=IF(COUNTBLANK(A1)>0,"",VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet2!$A$1:$I$5,9,FALSE))
gives you the following:
Column A Column I
Row1 Bill Cleared
Row2
Row4
Row4
Row5 Tom Pending
Is this what you're looking for?
Dim strDlg As String
strDlg = "Select the excel file"
varFileName = adhGetExcelDataPath(strDlg)
varFileName = the path to the excel file chosen by the user.
Hope this helps!
Stephanie
Would something like this work for you?
SELECT table1
FROM ACCT_HIST a
,ACCT_LIST b
WHERE SUBSTR(TRIM(table1), 2, LENGTH(TRIM(table1))-1) = SUBSTR(TRIM(table2), 2, LENGTH(TRIM(table2))-1)
Results:
table1
09871
09876
02345
09867
Not sure of your specific needs, but this might be what you're looking for:
SELECT * FROM table1
WHERE first_name(casespecific) = 'John';
The other option is to set up the column to be casespecific when you initially create the table:
CREATE TABLE table1,
(
first_name VARCHAR(20)...
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