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This here is about solution, I found for problem I described in my post from 04.03.2005 14:06 (GMT-2) It looks, like ODBC query from Excel table in same workbook (Source table is defined as named range) doesn't work properly without Analysis Toolpack Add-in installed. You can create the query, but when you close the workbook, and reopen it again, you are asked for data source again. The complexity of query, or placement of workbook, doesn't matter - for test I created into My Documents folder a workbook with a 2x2 table, defined it as a named range Test, and on other sheet created simplest ODBC query from table Test (SELECT Test.A, Test.B FROM `C:\My Documents\Test`.Test Test). When reopened, it behaved as described above! At start I suspected, that MS ODBC Query Add-in is needed (on my computer, where queries worked without problems, both Add-ins are installed). But today I tested it on another computer (WinXP), which also had same problem with ODBC, and after only Analysis Toolpack was installed, workbook with query opened normally. How does Analysis Toolpack influence the behaviour of ODBC query, remains a mystery for me. -- When sending mail, use address arvil<attarkon.ee Arvi Laanemets |
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