Run SQL In MS-Access From Excel VBA

Can Excel run this?

Code:

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SELECT Sum(Data.PBO) AS SumOfPBO, Sum(Data.AccruedInterest) AS SumOfAccruedInterest, Sum(IIf([Status]="Claims" Or [Status]="Forbearance",[AccruedInterest],IIf([Status]="Repayment",0,IIf([SubsidyIndicator]="N",[AccruedInterest],0)))) AS ITBC, Sum(IIf([ABI]=0,0,[pbo]/[ABI])) AS Borr, Count(Data.BorrowerUniqueID) AS Loans, Sum([PBO]*[RemainingRepaymentTerm])/Sum([PBO]) AS RepayTerm, Sum([pbo]*[InterestRate])/Sum([PBO]) AS IntRate
FROM Data LEFT JOIN tbl_ABI ON Data.BorrowerUniqueID = tbl_ABI.BorrowerUniqueID
HAVING (((Data.PBO)<>0));

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I just need to know if it's possible because it either returns an error in Select statment syntax or returns zero.

I'm using this:

Code:

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Set cn = New ADODB.Connection
        With cn
            .Provider = "Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0"
            .Open MyConn
            Set rs = .Execute(sSQL)
        End With

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Cross-thread: Can Excel run this big SQL?

Post the database on a fileshare site, and only then can the SQL statement be validated. Generally speaking though, Excel can run even larger SQL queries.

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Thanks for understanding.

Quote:

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sSQL = "SELECT Sum(Data.PBO) AS SumOfPBO, Sum(Data.AccruedInterest) AS SumOfAccruedInterest, Sum"
sSQL = sSQL & "(IIf([Status]='Claims' Or [Status]='Forbearance',[AccruedInterest],IIf([Status]='Repayment"
sSQL = sSQL & "',0,IIf([SubsidyIndicator]='N',[AccruedInterest],0)))) AS ITBC, Sum(IIf([ABI]=0,0,[pbo]/[ABI]"
sSQL = sSQL & ")) AS Borr, Count(Data.BorrowerUniqueID) AS Loans, Sum([PBO]*[RemainingRepaymentTerm])/Sum([PBO"
sSQL = sSQL & "]) AS RepayTerm, Sum([pbo]*[InterestRate])/Sum([PBO]) AS IntRate"
sSQL = sSQL & "FROM Data LEFT JOIN tbl_ABI ON Data.BorrowerUniqueID = tbl_ABI.BorrowerUniqueID"
sSQL = sSQL & "HAVING (((Data.PBO)<>0));"


Debug.Print sSQL

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Got this error:

The Select statement includes a reserved word or an arguement name that is misspelled or missing, or the punctuation is incorrect

this is because you are using some of the reserved words of acess DB try checking the DB titles or the words which are used in the SQL statement

Look at this listing and see if you need to change and field or table names

Access 2007 reserved words and symbols - Access - Office.com