Making the world simple through software. I have been working on designing some code for excel VBA chart automation to generate an excel chart for every line in an excel spredsheet.
Every row in the excel spreadsheet has the information required to do the chart. I am trying to generate a chart for every row in the spreadsheet to include in a mail merge between Word and Excel, where I want a different chart in every mail merged document. So first things first, let me show you how to create a chart using Excel VBA. Automate Excel Spreadsheets From SQL Queries. Simplify the Presentation Layer My last article described a utility I created to import sql query metadata into an Access database for cataloging and searching.
By applying some standards to the naming and formatting of saved SQL queries, you will be able to reduce the amount of new sql created by leveraging that already written and tested. That's a good business practice, but it's only half of the solution. The other half has to do with running the query and dumping the results into a user friendly format, such as a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.