You can create dynamic spreadsheets by referencing cells in your SQL statement. The add-in executes the statement as a parameterized query. As you change the values in the sheet the add-in executes a new query.

Creating Searchable Spreadsheets

Use a parameterized SELECT WHERE query to create a spreadsheet that dynamically filters the data as you edit cells. The following filter criteria references the @InputSheet!A2 parameter -- cell A2 of the sheet InputSheet.

SELECT DocumentNumber, Amount FROM AccountsPayable.AccountLedger WHERE AccountNumber = @InputSheet!A2

Defining Optional and Required Parameters

When you prefix a parameter with @@, empty values in the referenced cell do not affect the query (i.e. any condition that refers to a cell with an empty value is removed).

In the following query, Amount is an optional search parameter, but AccountNumber must be specified.

SELECT * FROM AccountsPayable.AccountLedger WHERE AccountNumber = @InputSheet!A2 AND Amount = @@InputSheet!A3

Dynamic Table References

You can dynamically reference a table in a query by prefixing the cell reference with @@@. The following query will read the value from cell A1 on the InputSheet sheet and use that for the table name when executing the request.

SELECT * FROM @@@InputSheet!A1

Writing Other Search Conditions

By default, the add-in reports a match if the JD Edwards column contains the cell value. For example if the referenced cell has the value '10001', then the equivalent SQL predicate is:

LIKE '%10001%'

You can execute starts-with and ends-with searches by adding a '%' to the cell value: