

Read data from record set Private Sub ReadRS()ĭebug.Print "ShipperID: " & mRS.Fields("ShipperID").Value & " CompanyName: " & mRS.Fields("CompanyName").Value & " Phone: " & mRS.Fields("Phone").ValueĬlose connection Private Sub CloseConnection()Ĭall OpenConnection("ServerName", "NORTHWND")Ĭall ExecuteCmd("INSERT INTO. with SQL Server Authentication Private Sub OpenConnection2(pServer As String, pCatalog As String, pUser As String, pPsw As String)Ĭall mDataBase.Open("Provider=SQLOLEDB Initial Catalog=" & pCatalog & " Data Source=" & pServer & " Integrated Security=SSPI User ID=" & pUser & " Password=" & pPsw)Įxecute sql command Private Sub ExecuteCmd(sql As String) with Windows Authentication Private Sub OpenConnection(pServer As String, pCatalog As String)Ĭall mDataBase.Open("Provider=SQLOLEDB Initial Catalog=" & pCatalog & " Data Source=" & pServer & " Integrated Security=SSPI")ī. Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects Recordset 2.8 Libraryĭeclare variables Private mDataBase As New ADODB.ConnectionĬreate connection a. Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.8 Library

Excel assigns a default name to macros: Macro1, Macro2, Macro3 and so on. This dialog allows you to: Assign a name to the macro. Creating a drop-down menu in the Active Worksheet with a Combo Box Click on Record Macro on the Developer tab or on the Record Macro button that appears on the left side of the Status Bar.
