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PeterK
PeterK

Reputation: 111

strSQL between date range excel VBA

I am trying to run an strSQL within Excel VBA between two date ranges.

See below part of my code relevant to this:

Dim DateMin As String
Dim DateMax As String

DateMin = Format$(Sheets("Setup").Range("c5").Value, "mm/dd/yyyy")        
DateMax = Format$(Sheets("Setup").Range("c6").Value, "mm/dd/yyyy")

strSQL = "SELECT [COSTCENTRE_CODE],[PROJECT_CODE],[HOME_VALUE],[CT_DEADLINE] FROM [AA_CST_CENTRE_TRANSACTION_SIMPLE_VIEW] where [CT_DEADLINE] between #" & DateMin & "# AND #" & DateMax & "#"

When I run this I get an "incorrect syntax nea '#'" error. The format of cells C5 + C6 are in the same mm/dd/yyyy format - am using the American date format as believe SQL only uses American dates? I have tried adjusting the dates but no luck.

When I run "debug.print strsql" I get the below:

SELECT [COSTCENTRE_CODE],[PROJECT_CODE],[HOME_VALUE],[CT_DEADLINE] FROM [AA_CST_CENTRE_TRANSACTION_SIMPLE_VIEW] where [CT_DEADLINE] between #02/01/2020# AND #03/31/2020#

I have tried removing the # around the dates and I no longer get the error, however no data shows at all - there is definitely data there for these dates.

Anyone have any ideas as believe this is an SQL issue rather than an Excel VBA issue?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 313

Answers (1)

Pᴇʜ
Pᴇʜ

Reputation: 57683

Does running this SQL work? SELECT [COSTCENTRE_CODE],[PROJECT_CODE],[HOME_VALUE],[CT_DEADLINE] FROM [AA_CST_CENTRE_TRANSACTION_SIMPLE_VIEW] just to make sure the issue is in the date part and not before. If this is not running then the issue is in this part and not in the date part.

And I believe SQL is using YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss.sss as date format. Check that out if you have done the first suggested test and this query runs.

And as far as I know only Access accepts # but in SQL-Server you would neet to use ' instead (which should also work for Access).

Also note that

BETWEEN '02/01/2020' AND '03/31/2020'

is actually:

BETWEEN '02/01/2020 00:00:00.000' AND '03/31/2020 00:00:00.000'

So notice that you are missing anything that happened after 12am on 03/31/2020.

Upvotes: 1

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