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Import External Data Source File Location Changed
Hi,
I have setup an Access database which holds tables of information I need to present in Excel. I have setup an 'Import External Data' Access Query, which works fine and pulls through fresh data when I refresh the query, however I moved the source file to another location and it can't find it. Is there a way I can change this, I have 12 worksheets linking to different tables in this database and am slightly reluctant to set them up again if I don't need to. Thanks for any help... |
Import External Data Source File Location Changed
Try this:
Put a copy of the Access database back in its original location In your workbook, edit the query (DataImport External DataEdit Query) From the query window, click the [SQL] button. -The SQL code should display the location of the Access file. --Change it to the new location Then, return the data. Last step: Delete the copy of the MDB file Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "Louise" wrote: Hi, I have setup an Access database which holds tables of information I need to present in Excel. I have setup an 'Import External Data' Access Query, which works fine and pulls through fresh data when I refresh the query, however I moved the source file to another location and it can't find it. Is there a way I can change this, I have 12 worksheets linking to different tables in this database and am slightly reluctant to set them up again if I don't need to. Thanks for any help... |
Import External Data Source File Location Changed
Excellent - THANK YOU - it worked perfectly!
Kind Rgds, Louise :) "Ron Coderre" wrote: Try this: Put a copy of the Access database back in its original location In your workbook, edit the query (DataImport External DataEdit Query) From the query window, click the [SQL] button. -The SQL code should display the location of the Access file. --Change it to the new location Then, return the data. Last step: Delete the copy of the MDB file Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "Louise" wrote: Hi, I have setup an Access database which holds tables of information I need to present in Excel. I have setup an 'Import External Data' Access Query, which works fine and pulls through fresh data when I refresh the query, however I moved the source file to another location and it can't find it. Is there a way I can change this, I have 12 worksheets linking to different tables in this database and am slightly reluctant to set them up again if I don't need to. Thanks for any help... |
Import External Data Source File Location Changed
Thanks for the feedback...I'm glad I could help.
Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "Louise" wrote: Excellent - THANK YOU - it worked perfectly! Kind Rgds, Louise :) "Ron Coderre" wrote: Try this: Put a copy of the Access database back in its original location In your workbook, edit the query (DataImport External DataEdit Query) From the query window, click the [SQL] button. -The SQL code should display the location of the Access file. --Change it to the new location Then, return the data. Last step: Delete the copy of the MDB file Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "Louise" wrote: Hi, I have setup an Access database which holds tables of information I need to present in Excel. I have setup an 'Import External Data' Access Query, which works fine and pulls through fresh data when I refresh the query, however I moved the source file to another location and it can't find it. Is there a way I can change this, I have 12 worksheets linking to different tables in this database and am slightly reluctant to set them up again if I don't need to. Thanks for any help... |
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