Generate a SQL IN clause from a list
Convert a list of values into a SQL IN ('a', 'b', 'c') clause, right in your browser.
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Paste a list of values and get a properly formatted, quoted SQL IN ('a','b','c') clause. Everything runs 100% in your browser and your data is never sent online. A real time-saver for building queries from a spreadsheet copy-paste.
What is it for?
- ▸ Build an IN clause from a column of IDs copied from a spreadsheet
- ▸ Turn a list of values into a SQL filter without adding quotes by hand
- ▸ Prepare a query to look up several records at once
- ▸ Convert a newline-separated list into SQL syntax
FAQ
How do I write a SQL IN clause?
An IN clause lists accepted values in parentheses, for example WHERE id IN (1, 2, 3). For strings, each value must be wrapped in single quotes, which the tool adds automatically.
Do I need quotes around numbers?
No, numeric values don't need quotes, unlike strings. The tool lets you choose the format that fits your data.
Does the tool escape apostrophes in values?
Yes, apostrophes inside values are escaped to avoid breaking the query. This produces an IN clause that is ready to use and safer.