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Stefan Keydel
Hello,
Please forgive me if this has been addressed many times already!
I'm using Excel 2004 on the Mac. I'm using MS Query to query an Oracle
database and I want to join a field in the Oracle database to a field
in my Excel spreadsheet.
For example, suppose I have a column in my Excel spreadsheet with the
names of cities and suppose the Oracle database has a table with cities
and some of their key metrics (population, square acreage, etc.). What
I want to do is return a row of data for each city by joining the city
field in my spreadsheet with the city in the Oracle table.
Is this possible? I have no trouble running queries against the Oracle
database and returning data to the spreadsheet, but I can't seem to
figure out how to specify this join in the query.
Thanks,
Stefan
Please forgive me if this has been addressed many times already!
I'm using Excel 2004 on the Mac. I'm using MS Query to query an Oracle
database and I want to join a field in the Oracle database to a field
in my Excel spreadsheet.
For example, suppose I have a column in my Excel spreadsheet with the
names of cities and suppose the Oracle database has a table with cities
and some of their key metrics (population, square acreage, etc.). What
I want to do is return a row of data for each city by joining the city
field in my spreadsheet with the city in the Oracle table.
Is this possible? I have no trouble running queries against the Oracle
database and returning data to the spreadsheet, but I can't seem to
figure out how to specify this join in the query.
Thanks,
Stefan