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I need to know about following conditions.

1) I need to run a query on excel connector with where clause and IN operator.

Example -

 select id from pricebookentry where id IN (set of ids)

2) I need to apply AND condition in excel connector query.

Example -

select id from pricebookentry where pricebookid=1234 and product id=34455.

Please suggest the way to do this.

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  1. You have to set the (set of ids) as a question mark '?' so that it is a paramter in the query. Next, the paramter value should read from a cell. This cell should be a formula which concatenates the ids from your list of Ids. for example =CONCATENATE(A1,"','",A2,"','",.....)

  2. you have to put single quotes around 1234 and 34455 but that query should work just fine.

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