As a developer/data analyst who worked with various of relational database systems (MS SQL Server is still my favorite), I found that most of the times when people need to retrieve dataset from a database system and format the report/table in Excel, their usual process is 1) writing the SQL query in the database system 2) retrieve the dataset 3) copy paste the dataset to Excel 4) format the report in Excel.

As for me, I like to automate my reporting process. The advantage is 1) you can minimize mistakes 2) save time by eliminating the labor work 3) improve efficiency 4) reduce reporting turnaround time.

In this tutorial I am going walk you through how you can use Excel VBA to extract dataset from MS SQL Server with TSQL.

How To Build A MS SQL Server SQL Query Tool Using Excel:    • Building A MS SQL Server SQL Querying...  

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