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is there some way to have excel store its calculated results in access for
making reports, etc... isnt there some way to create a button so that after
excel calculates u can click on the button to have it store selected cells in
an access database??? or something like that..?

thanks in advance
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from access you can link to excel

Use something like File=Get External Data =Import

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is there some way to have excel store its calculated results in access for
making reports, etc... isnt there some way to create a button so that

after
excel calculates u can click on the button to have it store selected cells

in
an access database??? or something like that..?

thanks in advance
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I think Ernie wants the other way rounde: Excel - Access.

He'll have to use ADO

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from access you can link to excel

Use something like File=Get External Data =Import

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Tom Ogilvy

"ernie" wrote in message
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is there some way to have excel store its calculated results in access

for
making reports, etc... isnt there some way to create a button so that

after
excel calculates u can click on the button to have it store selected

cells
in
an access database??? or something like that..?

thanks in advance
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You can just use a linked table. Tables/new/linked tabel - then choose
type-of-file as .xls. You can then link either to a worksheet or to a
namedRange.

This will import from the currently saved version of excel.

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I think Ernie wants the other way rounde: Excel - Access.

He'll have to use ADO

HTH
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from access you can link to excel

Use something like File=Get External Data =Import

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Tom Ogilvy

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is there some way to have excel store its calculated results in
access
for
making reports, etc... isnt there some way to create a button so
that
after
excel calculates u can click on the button to have it store selected
cells
in
an access database??? or something like that..?

thanks in advance
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How does ADO work?
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"Ardus Petus" wrote:

I think Ernie wants the other way rounde: Excel - Access.

He'll have to use ADO

HTH
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AP

"Tom Ogilvy" a écrit dans le message de
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from access you can link to excel

Use something like File=Get External Data =Import

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"ernie" wrote in message
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is there some way to have excel store its calculated results in access

for
making reports, etc... isnt there some way to create a button so that

after
excel calculates u can click on the button to have it store selected

cells
in
an access database??? or something like that..?

thanks in advance
--
help a friend help you






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