Dennis Matthews

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I think that worked but get a mismatch error? &nbsp;S_locationID is a text field. &nbsp;Does that matter?
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I think that worked but get a mismatch error?  S_locationID is a text field.  Does that matter?

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I have a locations and Sales table.<br />
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LocationID &nbsp;Location Name<br />
1, &nbsp;Philadelphia<br />
2, Boston<br />
3, Miami<br />
4, Denver<br />
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I need VBA that will use the following query Select * From Sales where S_LocationID=? and loop through all the locations and save a separate excel file with the sales from each location
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I have a locations and Sales table.

LocationID  Location Name
1,  Philadelphia
2, Boston
3, Miami
4, Denver


I need VBA that will use the following query Select * From Sales where S_LocationID=? and loop through all the locations and save a separate excel file with the sales from each location

Loop through query with variables from table

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