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I am trying to link an Excel spreadsheet with a Access Database so that, when
I enter data into the Database, it automatically places that data into the
spreadsheet, which would do all the calculations for me [there is a reason
why I need the table, courseworks minimum requirements are 3 tables.] Is it
possible to do this and not make the database read-only?
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Hi

Open Access database. Go to File €“ Get External Data €“ Link Table and
browse for the spreadsheet after selecting Microsoft Excel from the dropdown
arrow in the File of Type box: The spreadsheet and database must be in the
same style and order column wise. Try it.

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Jaleel


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I am trying to link an Excel spreadsheet with a Access Database so that, when
I enter data into the Database, it automatically places that data into the
spreadsheet, which would do all the calculations for me [there is a reason
why I need the table, courseworks minimum requirements are 3 tables.] Is it
possible to do this and not make the database read-only?

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