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Named areas Excel 2010

Hello,

does anyone know how to import excel named areas in QV. It was working with .xls file and does not seem to work anymore with .xlsx or .xlsm files ?

Thanks in advance for your answers.

Regards.

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Hi,

You can load the named areas. Try the below. The example below is for a named area as "Variable1". To get all such named variables add a table box with "TABLE_NAME" and "TABLE_TYPE". I think any TABLE_TYPE marked as "TABLE" is the named areas.

ODBC CONNECT TO [Excel Files;DBQ=c:\temp\Book3.xlsx];
tables:
SQLTABLES;
DISCONNECT;

SQL SELECT * FROM `C:\temp\Book3.xlsx`.Variable1;

Hope this solve your query.

Regards,

Sajeevan

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hi all,

Still no answer ... this should work according to reference manual (p200) but i am stuck at this time. Please help.

deepakk
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

hi,

its not clear. Can you give a detail of the problem.

Deepak

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Hi,

You can load the named areas. Try the below. The example below is for a named area as "Variable1". To get all such named variables add a table box with "TABLE_NAME" and "TABLE_TYPE". I think any TABLE_TYPE marked as "TABLE" is the named areas.

ODBC CONNECT TO [Excel Files;DBQ=c:\temp\Book3.xlsx];
tables:
SQLTABLES;
DISCONNECT;

SQL SELECT * FROM `C:\temp\Book3.xlsx`.Variable1;

Hope this solve your query.

Regards,

Sajeevan

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Thank you Sajeevan,

Your answer does the job. This workaround allows me to bypass my usual way to import named areas.

Regards.