Excel 2010 VBA Tutorial 93 - ADODB - Connecting to a Spreadsheet

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Sir, I know this is an older tutorial but I greatly appreciate it.

paulramasco
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Matt!! Awesome videos man!! thanks a lot!!

chesu
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WOW!
Thanks so much for your prompt reply (to my comment on tutorial #71) and for excellent reference to this awesome tutorial!
I’ve learnt a lot from you and managed to create an ODBC connection to my backend excel database, which is located on my work’s shared directory. All is working well.
The only problem is that I needed to disable the password, because I haven’t figured out how to open ODBC connection to a protected excel file.
Your help would be greatly appreciated!

ShavitTube
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Matt, I use Statistical Packages R and STATA in order to do regression analysis. I know we can do regression analysis in Excel as well, but as you know it is not possible to run regressions with more than 1 independent variables in MS Excel.. If you can build a template especially for Logistic Regression, Probit / Logit Models (they are highly useful in Credit Risk Analysis / FInance Industry) it will be highly appreciated.. Lol please feel free to add any non-linear model in your template.. Thanks for your channel!!! I learned a lot from you..

chesu
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You asked for template ideas. I am working with a 2010 Excel SS that has all our IT Data in it for the Oil Wells we have. I want to connect to it from Google Earth Placemark Description Field. So when one of my IT folks click on the site within Google Earth; it will connect to my SS and return all data for that location. I am really close to having it done (thanks to you) but my spreadsheet returned in Google Earth will not format correctly (it scrolls off the web page). Any ideas or a template I could use?

randyjones