13. Update Excel Data in SQL Cont. Click ‘Next’ for the screen below In the Data Source Field select Microsoft Excel
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CONCATENATE: A1 would be the First Name, then I have a space “ “, then B1 is the Last Name COUNT: In the example from cells A1 thru A20 there is a mixture of text and numbers. Maybe only 5 cells have numbers, thus the result of 5 will be returned COUNTIF: Use to count the number of times a specific search term was used NOTES: You can use the wildcard characters ? matches any single character, * matches any sequence of characters Criteria are not case sensitive EXACT
Be sure to get the note in regards to Proper when there is a word such as ‘hancock’s’ the Proper will change it to ‘Hancock’S’
Talk about Scenarios (have them all setup before hand)
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