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I have the same issue. Did you find a solution?
Thx MSweetG222 "Verner Jensen, Ã…lborg" wrote: Hi' there ! My situation is this; My customer have a hole bunch of different Excel workbooks - with VB code inside. In this VB code the user/pwd to the ODBC connection is hardcoded. This hardcoding is not approved by audit. Is there any smart way (opposed the insert a login-dialogbox in each of those workbooks) - to solve this problem? What I thought of, is to make a button on my menubar to etablish the ODBC connection and regardless of wich workbook I open - hold this connection open. But somethins tells me, that the code should beplaced in a workbook - and not directly in Excel.... PS. Is it possible to grap to windows login and pwd - and use with the ODBC connection? Thanx in advance... Rgds, Henrik |