However, a blog reader augmented my page with a solution comment. My thanks go to Vernon. It demonstrates how you write queries in Microsoft Excel against the Oracle database.
While I plan a full tutorial on a different URL, this should help everybody in the meantime. This content is dependent on the generic mechanism, which I covered in this older post. Subscribe via RSS. Joined May 19, Messages 2. This may be a really easy question, but I have set up a few queries in Excel using Microsoft Query.
In the older version of Excel, I would just have to right click and access the edit query function. However, in Excel when I right click, I only have the option to "Refresh", but I usually need to edit the query for a different month. Is there an easier way to edit a query once it is set up in ? Did I miss an option when I set up the query to be able to edit when I right click?
Any help would be really appreciated!!!!!!!! Excel Facts. What is the last column in Excel? Click here to reveal answer. Joined Apr 19, Messages You may already know this, but you can right click, go to table, and edit query.
That is awesome!! In this case, the data in the join field from the "one" side cannot be edited. See the section, Add the join field from the "many" side to the query output fields , to learn how to add the join field. There is a blank field from the table on the "one" side of a one-to-many relationship, and the join is a right outer join. Ensure that there is value in that field on the "one" side. You can edit the join field on the "many" side only if there is a value in that field on the "one" side.
You are using a linked ODBC database table, and not all of the fields from the linked table's unique index are in the query output. If the Property sheet is not open, open it by pressing F4. Click once in the query design grid to ensure that the property sheet displays query properties rather than field properties.
In the property sheet, find the Unique Values property box. Click the box next to it, click the arrow in that box, and then click No. For each table or query that you want to join to another, drag the join field from that table or query to the corresponding field in the table or query on which you want to create the join. For more information about creating joins, see the article, Join tables and queries.
In the query designer, locate the join that corresponds to the relevant one-to-many relationship. Double-click the join field from the "many" side of the one-to-many relationship. The join field appears in the field grid, indicating that it is now an output field. The unique index fields will have a key symbol next to the field name. Double-click each field that is not already in the field grid. Each field appears in the field grid, indicating that it is now an output field.
Need more help? Expand your skills. Get new features first. Note the name of the table. Result The query in the worksheet and the table in the Data Model are updated. Microsoft is aware of this problem and it is under investigation. You can load a Power Query: To a worksheet.
Do one or more of the following: Under Type Detection , select or clear Detect column types and headers for unstructured sources. Need more help? Expand your skills. Get new features first. Was this information helpful? Yes No. Thank you! Any more feedback?
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