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First off, I am fairly new to sql.



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Public Sub CharStatDefault() 'loads each character's default stats

CharSheet = xlBook.Worksheets(2)



P.initialize()



For excelInt = 1 To 22

P.C(excelInt).Initialize()

With P.C(excelInt)



.Vit = CharSheet.Range("AC" & excelInt).Value

.Phy = CharSheet.Range("AD" & excelInt).Value

.Mag = CharSheet.Range("AE" & excelInt).Value

.Off = CharSheet.Range("AF" & excelInt).Value

.Def = CharSheet.Range("AG" & excelInt).Value

.Agl = CharSheet.Range("AH" & excelInt).Value



End Sub



So basically i want to change the CharSheet.Range("XX" & excelInt).Value to something that utilizes the data from my database.

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Downloading files to "C:DOCUME~1craigpLOCALS~1TempVSD8.tmp"
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