Why don't you answer the question?

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

why not write it as a .CSV file, then when you open it in Excel, it will be
shown as a workbook (which you can then saveas)



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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"JVLin" wrote in message
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Hi,

I'm trying to paste data into a workbook from an ADODB recordset using
.CopyFromRecordset rsData. However, I'd prefer not to open the target
workbook, because this slows things down a lot (when executed on 50+
files).

Is there a way to use .CopyFromRecordset rsData with an unopened workbook?

Or alternatively, is there a way I can set up a connection to the
targetfile
and use an "Insert * From" string to refer to a variant array?

In other words, is there a way to: create the ADODB recordset from the
source file, paste the data into thisworkbook and create a vaData from
this,
which is then used as "VALUES(vaData)" in the insert connection string?
(I've
gotten as far as pasting the data and creating the vaData, but I can't get
it
to work in the insert string.)

Many thanks for any tips.

Regards,
JvL