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Is there a way to use Excel as a front end to Access? I mean via a dynamic
link similar to a linked table in Access rather than a simple import. I want to be able to have multiple users in multiple Excel workbooks change data in a worksheet and have the data updated in a single Access table. |
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I know there are ways to use Excel as a front end to generate reports and
even to modify, add, delete data from an Access table. But I don't think there's a dynamic way of doing the update. I believe any updating would require running a macro. I've toyed with this somewhat successfully using articles I've found on the Microsoft Knowledge Base, such as: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...sdatabases.asp Again, I've had moderate success and I would imagine any multi-user functionality would be limited, if it even exists. "Steve Peterson" <Steve wrote in message ... Is there a way to use Excel as a front end to Access? I mean via a dynamic link similar to a linked table in Access rather than a simple import. I want to be able to have multiple users in multiple Excel workbooks change data in a worksheet and have the data updated in a single Access table. |
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