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Manipulation of Data extract from Access Database
Can you set up an Excel spreadsheet which can act as a view of a Access table
and allow direct update of that table? If possible how do I set it up? Regards Charles Moore |
Manipulation of Data extract from Access Database
You can do it but it requres a reasonably good understanding of VBA macros
and ADO Recordsets. Reading the data into a spreadsheet is relatively easy. You can use Data - Import External Data - New Database Query... It is writing back that is the tricky part. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Chase" wrote: Can you set up an Excel spreadsheet which can act as a view of a Access table and allow direct update of that table? If possible how do I set it up? Regards Charles Moore |
Manipulation of Data extract from Access Database
Yes.
You must use Visual Basic for Application(VBA), which is a programming environment built within Microsoft Excel. You can create one or more Data Source name'c (DSN) to connect and perform operation on databases in Microsoft Access. However, the data in excel requires lot of cleaning before transforming the information to Excel. This is mostly recommended when you use Forms for User Interface Designing in application developemnt using Microsoft Excel. Challa Prabhu "Chase" wrote: Can you set up an Excel spreadsheet which can act as a view of a Access table and allow direct update of that table? If possible how do I set it up? Regards Charles Moore |
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