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chef423
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 Posted - 2014-09-24 : 15:03:31
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| SELECT c.cust_fullname AS Customer, c.cust_membership_id AS Account#, Sum(t.c_amount) AS ChargeTotal, t.i_ticket_id AS Ticket#, t.s_credit_tran_type AS AccountTypeFROM Transactions AS t INNER JOIN Customers AS c ON t.s_ref_num = c.cust_idWHERE s_credit_tran_type = 'House Account' AND b_cancel = 0 AND t.[dt_when] > = dbo.dwf_beginofday_for_day(getdate()) AND t.[dt_when] < = dbo.dwf_endofday_for_day(getdate())GROUP BY c.cust_fullname, c.cust_membership_id, t.i_ticket_id, t.s_credit_tran_typeHere is my batch code:SQLCMD -S.\dinerware -d BWG -i "C:\DWBACKUP\HouseAccount.sql" -o "C:\DWBACKUP\HouseAccount.xls"BUT the formatting is not what I need...I need the output to look just like an Excel spreadsheet with the headers preserved.I need to import this into Quickbooks..Thanks to anyone who can helpChris |
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tkizer
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chef423
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Posted - 2014-09-24 : 15:58:31
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| I need to write all that to put data, correctly formatted, into an Excel spreadsheet?Thanks for the reply but there has to be an easier way... |
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tkizer
Almighty SQL Goddess
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Posted - 2014-09-24 : 17:03:47
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| You could use an SSIS package. If it's a one-time or very infrequently needed, then the import/export wizard can do it too.Bcp can do it, but the header makes it a little challenging. Still doable.Tara KizerSQL Server MVP since 2007http://weblogs.sqlteam.com/tarad/ |
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BBarn
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Posted - 2014-09-25 : 15:58:15
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| Why not build the query and use the Data Connection in Excel to extract the data directly into Excel? |
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Batch file to export SQL query?