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Losing Query in Excel 2003
Hi there,
I can find lots of people who have experienced this but no answers to the problem. I've set up a query in Excel 2003 to read an Access table - just like I've done a million times before. When I do something else in the spreadsheet, the query is no longer updateable or editable for that matter. Its a pain and I'm hoping someone can assist. Thanks. Steve. |
Losing Query in Excel 2003
Anyone??? I can't find any answers to this problem. Before I start
committing to changing versions I'd like to see if anyone here can help. Thanks Steemer wrote: Hi there, I can find lots of people who have experienced this but no answers to the problem. I've set up a query in Excel 2003 to read an Access table - just like I've done a million times before. When I do something else in the spreadsheet, the query is no longer updateable or editable for that matter. Its a pain and I'm hoping someone can assist. Thanks. Steve. |
Losing Query in Excel 2003
I stopped hiding columns in my data table and it seems stable for the
time being. Don't know if that's what the problem was - I didn't make any other changes or adjustments - did a hell of alot of reading though. "Help yourself... no one else will." ~Art Caldwell Steemer wrote: Anyone??? I can't find any answers to this problem. Before I start committing to changing versions I'd like to see if anyone here can help. Thanks Steemer wrote: Hi there, I can find lots of people who have experienced this but no answers to the problem. I've set up a query in Excel 2003 to read an Access table - just like I've done a million times before. When I do something else in the spreadsheet, the query is no longer updateable or editable for that matter. Its a pain and I'm hoping someone can assist. Thanks. Steve. |
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