Push Excel Range to SQL Table via VBA - sql

Question

I am in need of pushing a range in Excel to a new row in an SQL table each time an associate executes a VBA macro. So far, I have segregated the data into a single row and multiple columns (110 cells of data in total) in Excel. My problem right now is stemming from how to insert each one of these individual cells from the Excel sheet into the corresponding column and the first empty row in an SQL table. I've done some pretty extensive searches of the internet and have found nothing remotely close to what I am trying to do.
Is there a correct procedure that would allow me to dump a 110-column row into the first empty row in an SQL table?
I have the tables written and I have the range set:
Set DataBaseData = ActiveSheet.Range("DO1:HT1")
Beyond this I have no idea in which manner to open a connection with the Server, Database and Table. This is what I've winged so far:
Sub Connection()
Dim Conn As ADODB.Connection
Dim Command As ADODB.Command
Set Conn = New ADODB.Connection
Set Command = New ADODB.Command
Dim i As Integer
Dim columnnumber As Integer
i = 0
Conn.ConnectionString = "Provider=SQLOLEDB; Data Source=[Nope];Initial Catalog=[NopeNope];User ID=[NopeNopeNope];Password=[AbsolutelyNot]; Trusted_Connection=no;"
Conn.Open
Command.ActiveConnection = Conn
End Sub
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
If you have the curiosity as to what I'm trying to do: I'm pushing a series of data from a CMM to the Database so I can store the data for the needed amount of time, and call that data back to PowerBI and Minitab.

Answer 1

I was able to successfully write an entire row from Excel to an SQL Database using the following:
Sub Connection()
Const Tbl As String = "NEIN"
Dim InsertQuery As String, xlRow As Long, xlCol As Integer
Dim DBconnection As Object
Set DBconnection = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
DBconnection.Open "Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Password=NEIN" & _
";Persist Security Info=false;User ID=NEIN" & _
";Initial Catalog=NEIN;Data Source=NEIN"
InsertQuery = ""
xlRow = 1 'only one row being used *as of now*, and that is the top row in the excel sheet
xlCol = 119 'First column of data
While Cells(xlRow, xlCol) <> ""
InsertQuery = InsertQuery & "INSERT INTO " & Tbl & " VALUES('"
For xlCol = 119 To 229 'columns DO1 to HT1
InsertQuery = InsertQuery & Replace(Cells(xlRow, xlCol), "'", "''") & "', '" 'Includes mitigation for apostrophes in the data
Next xlCol
InsertQuery = InsertQuery & Format(Now(), "M/D/YYYY") & "')" & vbCrLf 'The last column is a date stamp, either way, don't forget to close that parenthesis
Wend
DBconnection.Execute InsertQuery
DBconnection.Close
Set DBconnection = Nothing
End Sub