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i would like to link an excel database with the name of the customer, his
location around the globe and what i sold to him to ms autoroute and
graphically represent this onformation on a map. how would i do this?
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i would like to link an excel database with the name of the customer, his
location around the globe and what i sold to him to ms autoroute and
graphically represent this onformation on a map. how would i do this?

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i would like to link an excel database with the name of the customer, his
location around the globe and what i sold to him to ms autoroute and
graphically represent this onformation on a map. how would i do this?

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