SQL Server uses pairs of single quotes to identify the start and end of a string. Inserting 'Mrs Brown's Boys' into a database table will fail since the three single quotes imply two strings, one of which is incomplete. An escape character is required for the apostrophe after Brown. This article explores the use of a customised VBA function to resolve this anomaly.
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Spreadsheet rows can trigger context-sensitive events by using the "BeforeDoubleClick" event. In this simple exercise we illustrate how to drill-down from an executive report to the data below.
This article assumes the reader has the Developer ribbon displayed and is familiar with the VBA Editor. If not, please Google "Excel Developer Tab" or "Excel Code Window".
The workbook to be used has a number of populated sheets. Please use the one found here for this exercise.
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The Excel ribbon can be modified to suit a particular job. This exercise creates new menus that point users to specific sheets relevant to their task.
In this article, we will introduce how to create customized menus in your Excel worksheet, like this:
This article assumes the reader has the Developer ribbon displayed and is familiar with the VBA Editor. If not, please Google "Excel Developer Tab" or "Excel Code Window".
Workbook
The workbook to be used has a number of sheets. We...
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